Dried flower embroidery video tutorial

How to make a dried flower embroidery initial letter video tutorial with Olga Prinku.

I absolutely love how Olga creates her dried flower embroideries on tulle, using embroidery hoops to create the frame.

Here she shares how she creates her designs and the inspiration behind her work.

How to make a dried flower embroidery initial letter artwork on tulle

 

Olga offers a range of other online tutorials including her first in depth video tutorial which is available to buy here

For more free tips and ideas, read our blog post: How to make embroidery hoop art where Olga shares her expert tips and step by step images and advice. 

Happy dried flower embroidering! X

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Ready-made kit to try

To make life easy, this ready-made kit from Amazon has all you need to make a 12cm wooden hoop with dry red roses, hydrangea petals and white dried flowers. 

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Find Olga Prinku in the Creative Workshops section of our Directory.

Read our blog post: How to make embroidery hoop art here where Olga shares her expert tips and step by step images and advice

See Olga’s full collection of video tutorials here

If you’d like to delve deeper and see more of Olga at work, there’s an online tutorial here (It’s £19.99 and includes tips on how to dry and preserve found flowers, how to work  with embroidery hoops, selecting flowers, techniques and design tips. colour and pattern tips, preserving your artwork and also includes a PDF guide. There’s trailer you can watch here if you’re not sure whether or not to sign up.

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