Description
Bring a little joy to your stitching with Joy Blooms Where Stitches Grow, a charming wall hanging designed to be displayed in an embroidery hoop.
An embroidered vine winds its way around a cotton reel, with tiny ¼” hexie flowers blooming along the vine. Inspired by the quiet beauty of a flourishing garden, this project is a gentle reminder to slow down, enjoy the process, and find joy in every stitch.
Combining raw edge appliqué, English Paper Piecing, and simple embroidery, this pattern is a relaxing project that’s perfect for slow afternoons with a cup of tea and your favourite fabrics. I used Liberty Tana Lawn for the tiny hexie flowers, but it’s also a wonderful way to make use of precious fabric scraps from your stash.
Whether you’re an experienced hand stitcher or looking to explore a few new techniques, this project is designed to be enjoyable, approachable, and stitched at your own pace.
Finished Size: Designed to fit a 8 inch (20cm) embroidery hoop
Techniques Included
- English Paper Piecing (¼” hexagons)
- Raw edge appliqué
- Simple embroidery stitches
Pattern Includes
- Full step-by-step instructions
- Tips for making quarter inch hexie flowers from cutting to basting and stitching
- Printable templates
- Embroidery guide with photos
- Full colour photos
- Material requirements
Skill Level: this pattern is for the intermediate stitcher who has had experience with English Paper Piecing and is familiar with basic embroidery stitches.
This is a PDF digital download. No physical product will be posted. PDF file available as US Letter or A4 Document.
Pour yourself a cup of tea, gather a few favourite fabric scraps, and enjoy creating a little piece of stitched joy that celebrates the beauty of slow, mindful making.
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