Inside: Best Hydrangea Embroidery Design and Pattern Ideas.
Flowers are one of the most popular thing for people to put in their embroidery, which is totally understandable. I mean, flowers are perhaps one of the first things in nature we appreciate for their beauty. They add color and depth into our world, and are loved by all.
Do you know anyone that doesn’t like flowers? I sure don’t, and I don’t thin I ever will.
Though there are literally hundreds if not thousands of flowers you can choose from to incorporate into your project, today we are focussing on one:
The breath taking Hydrangea!
Hydrangeas are a wonderful flower to create with embroidery, and you can add it to virtually any fabric! But before we get into the embroidery aspect of this, let’s discuss the flower itself. After all, it’ll be your main focus for your whole crafting session! You have to get to know them a little bit!
Hydrangea Facts
- They were first discovered in Japan
- You may know the hydrangea based on it’s pom-pom like appearance, but did you know that there are actually over 70 different species with a wide range of colors?
- They typically bloom between early spring and last to about late autumn
- They are mildly toxic, so do not eat them!
There, now you know a little bit more about the logistics of the hydrangea. But on a deeper level, did you know that this flower also holds it’s own symbolism & meanings as well? Let’s talk about it!
Hydrangea Symbolisms & Meanings
The Hydrangea represents many things, but is most commonly known to symbolize gratitude, beauty, and abundance. Because of its plethora of flowers that it produces in each bundle, and the sheer amount this flower that grows around the world, it’s no surprise that it’s considered a symbol of abundance. And with abundance comes the amazing feeling of gratitude. Gratitude for all that you have, for your cup that runneth over! I love that. The three main colors that hydrangeas produce also bring in the meaning of peace(white), harmony(purple), and love(pink, no shocker there).
I like to learn about the meanings of what I am crafting, because it just stands to add more depth and layers to my work. Now, when I am creating my Hydrangea Embroidery, I’ll be thinking about these symbolisms. I encourage you to do the same! In what ways are you abundant, what are you grateful for? Thinking about these may be a simple thing to do, but it carries a lot of weight.
Now that you know a little bit more about the Hydrangea flower, I bet you’re eager to get started on your embroidery!
I’ve compiled a list of 17 Hydrangea Designs and Patterns for you to look through to help you with the beginning part of your crafting session. I’ve made sure to include both hand embroidery patterns as well as machine ones, there’s a pattern and design for everyone!
Take a look through these to get a good feel for your style and what you’re going for.
Hydrangea Hand Embroidery Pattern
Heres 7 awesome Hydrangea Patterns meant for doing it by hand. Did you know that hand embroidery(and embroidery in general) is actually good for your health? It’s true! It has a handful of awesome benefits like alleviating stress and anxiety, and it can even lower your blood pressure. Embroidering also strengthens your brain and cognitive abilities, score! If I didn’t respect this craft before, I sure do now. Okay yeah, I respected it before anyways…but still.
Hydrangea Embroidery Design
Sometimes the machine can achieve something the hand just simply cannot, and that’s okay! I found a list of the coolest Hydrangea embroidery designs for you look through.
Chances are you’re going to find one that you absolutely love!
10. Pink Hydrangeas
14. Light Blue Hydrangea Outline
15. Pink Machine Design with Textured Leaves
16. 3 Sizes of Machine Designs
17. 2 Bundles of Blue Hydrangeas
And that’s it! 17 of the best Hydrangea embroidery patterns and designs that the internet has to offer. I hope you loved learning a little bit about this amazing flower, I sure did. I also hope you that you were able to find some great inspiration for your next project.
Remember while you’re working to ponder the symbolisms of the hydrangea; In what ways are you abundant, how can you create more abundance in your life, what are you truly grateful for?
If you do this, by the time you’re finished with your work you’ll have a piece of handmade art that inspires you. Happy embroidering!
More Embroidery Ideas You’ll Love!
- 37 Gorgeous Butterfly Embroidery Ideas – Butterfly embroidery patterns aren’t difficult to make at all! You can use any filling stitches to fill in the wings, and you can use almost any material as well! Felt, sequins, beads, and ribbons can all look fabulous in your project. While stitching designs always vary in difficulty, there are several tutorials and easy patterns available to choose from to help you get started. Here are some fantastic butterfly embroidery patterns that I’ve come across in my recent obsession! I particularly love the bright monarch patterns, as well as those that incorporate flowers. And all are great for gifts!
- 17 Beautiful Dragonfly Embroidery Patterns – If you’re searching for a naturally beautiful design for your next project, consider these dragonfly embroidery patterns! Dragonflies symbolize change and transformation. In some cultures, dragonflies are considered to be good luck. No matter what you’re looking to embroider, this beautiful subject will add an air of peace and prosperity to your design. Take a stab at some of these beautiful dragonfly embroidery patterns!
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27+ Clever Embroidery Floss Storage Ideas – Without proper storage, your embroidery floss will become tangled and possibly even ruined. The best way to store embroidery floss is in organizers that keep spools of thread separate and allow for organization by color or thread type. Storing embroidery floss in organizers and on thread holders will keep your workspace clean, organized, and efficient. We have put together a list of creative and clever ways to keep your needlework materials neat and easy to find. The more advanced you are, the more you are likely to need these storage ideas to keep track of the various color shades and types of sewing strings that you own.
I’m Victoria Hudgins and I believe in learning embroidery to express all the fun and joy that is within you. With the right instruction you can be sure your next threaded project is one you’ll love to keep or gift.