8.1 Stitching your wildflower petals

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> 1.1 Welcome!

> 1.2 Our Mantra: progress over perfection

> 2.1 Introduction - dressing your hoop

> 2.2 Dressing your hoop tutorial

> 3.1 Introduction - transferring your pattern

> 3.2 Prepping your template and sorting your light source

> 3.3 Tracing your pattern

> 3.4 The result - your pattern transferred

> 4.1 Introduction - prepping your needle and thread

> 4.2 Prepping your thread and separating your floss

> 4.3 Checking in - prepping your thread

> 4.4 Knotting and unwinding your thread

> 4.5 Threading and gripping your needle

> 4.6 The result - your prepped needle and thread

> 5.1 Introduction to back stitch and starting with a knot

> 5.2 Back stitch tutorial

> 5.3 Knotting off your back stitch

> 5.4 Stitching some stems together

> 5.5 When to finish and restart your thread

> 5.6 The result – your finished stems

> 6.1 Introduction – straight stitch

> 6.2 Straight stitch tutorial

> 6.3 Knotting off straight stitch

> 6.4 Stitching your leaves

> 6.5 How to prevent thread shadows

> 7.1 Introduction – lazy daisy

> 7.2 Lazy daisy tutorial

> 7.3 Stitching leaves together

> 7.4 The result – your finished leaves

> 8.1 Stitching your wildflower petals

> 9.1 Introduction – french knots

> 9.2 French knot tutorial

> 9.3 Knotting off groups of french knots

> 9.4 Stitching berries together

> 9.5 The result – your finished berries

> 10.1 Stitching your wildflower centre

> 11.1 Introduction – satin stitch

> 11.2 Directional lines for satin stitch

> 11.3 Filling a circle with satin stitch

> 11.4 Knotting off your satin stitch

> 11.5 The result – your finished anemone centre

> 12.1 Introduction – satin stitch petals

> 12.2 Filling a petal with satin stitch

> 12.3 Stitching an anemone petal and introduction to sectioning a petal

> 12.4 Sectioning a petal for satin stitch

> 12.5 The result – your finished anemone petals

> 13.1 Introduction to woven roses

> 13.2 Woven rose tutorial

> 13.3 The result – your finished rose

> 14.1 Stitching and tying the bow together

> 15.1 Introduction – finishing steps

> 15.2 Removing your pen marks

> 15.3 Adding a backing card (optional)

> 15.4 Tightening and trimming your fabric

> 15.5 Finishing your hoop with the gathered fabric method

> 15.6 The result – your finished hoop

> 15.7 Congratulations

FAQ & Help:

Don’t worry, it can be challenging while you’re learning, you’re not alone! Make sure you’re focusing on progress over perfection, and accept that mistakes are all part of the learning process. You've got this!


For lots of helpful videos about troubleshooting, tips and tricks head to this page here:


CLICK HERE: Troubleshooting page


Plus, I'm here to help - just email me: julie@cleverpoppy.com with your question and I'll get you sorted.

You have as long as you need, just take your time. But if possible, we recommend trying to to make a little bit of progress each day, until your pattern is finished. You will feel such a wonderful sense of accomplishment! And it will get you in the habit of taking some time to ‘fill your cup’ each day. You deserve it.


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