Botanical Embroidery Designs - Edition 1 brings together 158 botanical design studies and hundreds of motifs for embroidery, broderie and decorative textile projects.
The collection includes a PDF design book and separate JPG sets of all 158 studies in both drawing and embroidered form. Each drawing is paired with a corresponding embroidered visual, giving you complementary references for composition, colour, thread texture and textile placement.
Delicate floral stems, leafy sprigs and miniature garden accents develop into borders, corners, frames, medallions and larger textile compositions. The collection offers designs to return to across many projects, from a small embroidered detail to a coordinated set of home linens.
What You Will Receive
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A digital PDF botanical embroidery design book.
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A complete drawing set containing 158 individual JPG images.
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A complete embroidered visual set containing 158 individual JPG images.
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Images named by study number and design name, making corresponding versions easy to find.
The JPG sets are supplied in ZIP archives. Extract the archives to access the individual images.
Drawings and Embroidered Visuals
The drawings provide clear references for the shapes, spacing and arrangement of each composition. Their embroidered counterparts show the designs interpreted through thread colour, texture and dimensional detail.
Use the paired versions to explore how a motif might translate onto fabric, compare possible colour choices and plan your own embroidery interpretation. The embroidered images serve as visual references; they do not provide stitch-by-stitch instructions or technical stitching charts.
A Botanical Design Library
The collection includes single floral motifs, olive and laurel branches, fern and eucalyptus studies, miniature florals, wildflower compositions, repeating botanical borders, decorative corners, oval and circular frames, wreath-like arrangements, medallions and centerpieces.
Some studies develop one composition, while others bring together coordinated smaller motifs, fillers or related variations. This variety supports both individual projects and the planning of matching textile pieces.
From Small Motifs to Textile Compositions
A single sprig can become a pocket, collar, monogram or fabric-label accent. A repeated branch can form a towel or runner border. A botanical corner can anchor a napkin or pillow, while a frame or medallion can provide the central structure for a larger decorative piece.
Placement compositions explore necklines, blouse fronts, pockets, napkins, runners, towels and small textile accessories, helping you consider how a design relates to the shape and purpose of the finished item.
Design Language
The botanical forms are designed as textile ornament. Curved stems, simplified petals, balanced leaves and considered spacing create compositions that can be adapted to different embroidery approaches.
Quiet botanical studies sit alongside richer vintage-garden arrangements, structured floral borders and ornamental frames. Broderie-inspired designs introduce eyelet forms, cutwork-influenced leaves, lace-like floral edges and whitework-style panels.
Suitable For
Hand embroidery, visual reference for machine-embroidery digitizing, broderie-inspired work, hoop embroidery, linen napkins, table runners, kitchen towels, aprons, pillow covers, collars, necklines, blouse fronts, jacket details, wedding linens, baby keepsakes, guest towels, lavender sachets, fabric pouches, textile labels, curtains and decorative panels.
Explore the Botanical Embroidery Designs Series
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Explore the complete Digital Embroidery Books collection.
Digital Product
This is a digital download containing a PDF design book and JPG image collections. No physical book, stitched sample, fabric, thread or embroidery materials will be shipped.
This collection is a visual embroidery and textile-design reference library. It does not include ready-digitized machine embroidery files such as PES, DST, EXP or EMB. The JPG images cannot be loaded directly into an embroidery machine. Machine embroidery requires separate digitizing.
Before You Purchase
The collection does not include step-by-step project instructions, individual stitch guides or stitch-by-stitch charts. The drawings and embroidered visuals support your own design planning and embroidery interpretation.
Copyright and Usage
The artwork, layouts and written content are original STITCHESLY creative material, supplied for personal, non-commercial use.
The digital book, extracted artwork, individual motifs or modified versions may not be resold, redistributed, repackaged or offered as standalone digital patterns or machine-embroidery products.
