• The Linen Herbarium Volume I and Volume II covers shown large, with 80 botanical studies, 232 PDF pages and digital download details.
  • The Linen Herbarium Volume I Front Cover, Botanical Objects and Whitework.
  • The Linen Herbarium Volume II Front Cover, Grand Blooms and Textile Heirlooms.
  • The Linen Herbarium Volume I Back Cover, Botanical Objects and Whitework.
  • The Linen Herbarium Volume II Back Cover, Grand Blooms and Textile Heirlooms.
  • The Linen Herbarium Study 01: Magnolia Seed Cone with Three Detached Scales, embroidered textile interpretation from Volume I.
  • The Linen Herbarium Study 05: Ginkgo Leaf Pair with One Folded Edge, embroidered textile interpretation from Volume I.
  • The Linen Herbarium Study 08: Rose Hip with Persistent Sepal Star, embroidered textile interpretation from Volume I.
  • The Linen Herbarium Study 12: Iris Parts — Petal, Beard, Capsule, Blade, embroidered textile interpretation from Volume I.
  • The Linen Herbarium Study 17: Apple Spur Timeline on One Continuous Twig, embroidered textile interpretation from Volume I.
  • The Linen Herbarium Study 24: Openwork Ginkgo Fan with Three Hollow Windows, embroidered textile interpretation from Volume I.
  • The Linen Herbarium Study 30: Grand Whitework Botanical Field with an Untouched Central Linen Island, embroidered textile interpretation from Volume I.
  • The Linen Herbarium Study 31: Oval Reserve Held by Two Non-Touching Magnolia Branches, embroidered textile interpretation from Volume I.
  • The Linen Herbarium Study 40: Grand Reserve Plate — Oval, Slit, and Untouched Linen Field, embroidered textile interpretation from Volume I.
  • The Linen Herbarium Study 41: Jacobean Peony Recut as an Asymmetric Half-Medallion, embroidered textile interpretation from Volume II.
  • The Linen Herbarium Study 50: Grand Recut Garden — Peony, Tulip, Acanthus, Seed Pod, embroidered textile interpretation from Volume II.
  • The Linen Herbarium Study 51: Grand Magnolia Bloom with Seed Cone Counterweight, embroidered textile interpretation from Volume II.
  • The Linen Herbarium Study 52: Peony Face with One Deep Folded Petal Chamber, embroidered textile interpretation from Volume II.
  • The Linen Herbarium Study 61: Antique Linen Fragment with One Surviving Whitework Leaf, embroidered textile interpretation from Volume II.
  • The Linen Herbarium Study 79: Ginkgo Fan with Twelve Radial Eyelets and a Folded Hem, embroidered textile interpretation from Volume II.
  • The Linen Herbarium Study 21: Whitework Hellebore Ring with Three Open Seed Chambers, embroidered textile interpretation from Volume I.
  • The Linen Herbarium Study 25: Whitework Fern Fragment with Sori as Tiny Eyelets, embroidered textile interpretation from Volume I.
  • The Linen Herbarium Study 27: Broderie Anglaise Clover Medallion Broken at One Leaf, embroidered textile interpretation from Volume I.
  • The Linen Herbarium Study 47: Acanthus Leaf beside a Modern Empty Rectangle, embroidered textile interpretation from Volume II.
  • The Linen Herbarium Study 55: Foxglove Bell Tower with One Empty Cup, embroidered textile interpretation from Volume II.
  • The Linen Herbarium Study 57: Dahlia with One Sector of Petals Unfilled, embroidered textile interpretation from Volume II.
  • The Linen Herbarium Study 71: Grand Heirloom Oval with Whitework Botanicals Breaking the Lower Edge, embroidered textile interpretation from Volume II.
  • The Linen Herbarium Study 80: Complete Heirloom Botanical Architecture — Object, Void, Openwork, Grand Bloom, embroidered textile interpretation from Volume II.
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The Linen Herbarium | Botanical Embroidery Studies, Volumes I & II

The Linen Herbarium | Botanical Embroidery Studies, Volumes I & II

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The Linen Herbarium

A two-volume botanical embroidery book pairing 80 drawings with 80 embroidered textile interpretations. Follow the same composition from a drawn seed cone, folded leaf or flower into the colour, stitch direction and visible relief of an imagined linen surface.

What Is Included

Two English-language PDF books, 116 pages each, including covers: 232 PDF pages in total.

Volume I: Botanical Objects & Whitework, Studies 01–40.

Volume II: Grand Blooms & Textile Heirlooms, Studies 41–80.

80 paired studies: 80 drawing plates and 80 embroidery interpretation plates.

16 book texts across both volumes, including forewords, reading guides, visual notes, eight chapter essays and closing essays.

Colour notes, comparative readings, chapter contents, study directories and indexes are included inside the books.

From Botanical Drawing to Embroidered Surface

Volume I moves through seed objects, collected botanical fragments, whitework openings and compositions shaped around an untouched linen reserve. Volume II follows historic garden forms, substantial flowers, archival textile fragments and heirloom-inspired compositions.

Magnolia cones, ginkgo leaves, hellebores, poppies, peonies and other botanical subjects provide routes between the chapters. The paired pages let you compare contour, placement, surface treatment and the space surrounding each motif.

Book Details

US Letter portrait, 8.5 × 11 inches. English-language digital PDF edition. Each volume contains 112 numbered interior pages plus its covers and inside-cover pages. Created and edited by Ridvan Yusein, published by Stitchesly, 2026.

Ideal For

Botanical composition study, embroidery and textile-art inspiration, colour reference, linen surface research, and personal creative study by makers, designers and botanical-art enthusiasts.

Digital Product Notice

Digital download only. No physical book, embroidery or fabric will be shipped. This is a visual reference collection, not a step-by-step stitch course or a set of transfer-ready embroidery patterns. Machine embroidery files such as PES, DST or JEF are not included.

Artworks and embroidery interpretations were developed through AI-assisted image generation and editorial curation by Stitchesly. The embroidery images are visual interpretations, not photographs of finished handmade pieces.

Personal Use License

View and print the PDFs for private reference. The publication and its individual images may not be shared, resold, redistributed, uploaded or reproduced for sale. No commercial reproduction licence is included.

Turn a Study into a Machine Embroidery Design

Selected artworks can be reviewed for a separately quoted custom digitizing service. Send the study number, desired size, hoop and machine format. Detailed compositions may require simplification for clean stitching. Custom digitizing is purchased separately.

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