There’s a quiet kind of magic in watching a flower appear, one stitch at a time.

Create Stunning Floral Art With Nothing But A Needle And Thread

(Even if you’ve never picked up an embroidery hoop in your life)

A finished embroidery hoop with a stitched bouquet of red roses, white daisies, lavender and blue hydrangeas tied with a pink bow, on linen beside floss, scissors and tea.

In just one weekend, you’ll go from an empty hoop to a finished floral bouquet you’ll be proud to hang on your wall.

IMAGINE

Imagine this…

Four embroidery hoops with stitched flowers, lying on linen beside skeins of floss.

Once you learn the core stitches, you can bring any flower to life.

  • Imagine picking up a needle on a quiet Saturday morning and, by Sunday afternoon, looking down at a complete floral bouquet you stitched entirely by hand. Every petal, every leaf, every tiny bud.
  • Imagine hanging it on your wall and watching the first person lean in close, then closer, then turn to you and ask, “Where did you get that?”… and the quiet thrill of saying, “I made that.”
  • Imagine a slow afternoon, tea going cold beside you, your phone face-down on the table for once, your hands moving without hurry… and the feeling that for the first time in a long time, you’re making something beautiful and lasting, not scrolling past it.
An embroidered wildflower wreath in a hoop on a knitted throw, next to a cup of tea.

Each flower has its own shape and character, and you’ll learn to stitch them all.

Have you ever seen a piece of floral embroidery and thought:

“That is stunning. I would love to be able to make that.”

Maybe you ordered one of those beginner kits, the ones with the printed hoop and the pre-sorted threads. You sit down full of excitement. And within twenty minutes… your stitches look uneven, your petals look clumsy, and nothing on the fabric looks anything like the picture on the box.

So you do what everyone does. You go to YouTube. You find a dozen tutorials, each one teaching a different stitch, none of them in any particular order. You pause, rewind, squint at someone’s hands moving too fast.

One video shows you a satin stitch. Another shows you a French knot. A third covers stem stitch but skips the setup entirely.

The problem isn’t that there are no tutorials. The problem is that there are too many, and none of them connect. You learn individual stitches, but nobody shows you how to combine them into something that actually looks like the finished pieces you fell in love with.

After a few weeks of this, the hoop ends up in a drawer. And a quiet thought settles in:

“Maybe I just don’t have the talent for this.”

But what if that thought was simply… wrong?

An embroidered lavender and wildflower hoop on a sunny windowsill beside old books.

A few simple stitches, used in the right order. That’s the whole secret.

What if it’s not that you lack talent?

And it’s not that you need years more practice?

It’s that nobody ever showed you the full picture. Not scattered stitches, one at a time, with no plan. But the whole thing: how to go from an empty hoop to a finished floral bouquet, step by step, in order, with someone right there showing you exactly what to do next.

That’s the difference between watching twenty random tutorials and following one clear path from start to finish.

All you need is a hoop, some thread, a needle, and someone to walk you through it in the right order, one step at a time, until there’s a finished piece in your hands that you’re proud to hang on the wall. And that’s exactly what I’m here to do.

But first…

LET ME INTRODUCE MYSELF…

Hi, I’m Emma.

Emma, the instructor, smiling, in a blue patterned dress.

A few years ago, I’d never held an embroidery hoop in my life. I saw a piece of floral embroidery online, thought “I would love to be able to make that,” and bought a cheap little kit on impulse.

My first attempts were… rough. I started with ordinary craft thread, plain sewing needles and a flimsy hoop from a craft bag. My stitches were uneven, my petals came out lumpy, and the back of my fabric was a knotted mess.

I fell straight into the YouTube rabbit hole you might know too well. A dozen tutorials, none of them in order, all of them assuming I already knew things nobody had taught me. More than once I shoved the hoop back in a drawer and decided I just wasn’t the crafty type.

But I kept coming back to it. And bit by bit, through a lot of trial and error, I worked something out: it was never about talent. It was about learning a few simple stitches and knowing what order to use them in.

I’m not a lifelong artist or a trained professional. I’m a self-taught hobbyist who fell in love with this craft and still remembers exactly how confusing it felt at the start.

That’s the whole reason I made this workshop: to hand you the clear, step-by-step path I wish someone had handed me, so you can skip the frustrating part and get straight to making something beautiful.

So grab a hoop, and let’s start stitching together.

INTRODUCING…

The Floral Embroidery Workshop

The step-by-step workshop that takes you from an empty hoop to a finished floral bouquet you’ll be proud to hang on your wall… even if you’re starting from scratch.

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WHAT’S INSIDE

Here’s a small taste of what’s inside…

Module 1

The Right Tools

Everything you need, and nothing you don’t. Get set up in an afternoon so you can spend the rest of your time actually stitching.

Module 1: a wooden embroidery hoop with cream fabric, seven skeins of floss, needles, a threader, scissors, pinking shears and a fabric marker.
  • Why ordinary craft thread quietly ruins a finished piece, and the one thing to check on the label so your stitches glide instead of snag
  • The needle numbering trap that catches almost every beginner, plus the one feature your needles must have for this kind of embroidery
  • The quick hoop check that tells you if a hoop will hold your fabric evenly or leave your finished design a little wonky
  • How to choose a fabric that forgives a messy back while you’re learning, and the one fabric to avoid because it distorts your design the moment it leaves the hoop
  • A marker that erases itself, a soap trick for dark fabrics, and the scissors that stop your fabric from fraying while you work
Module 2

Your First Stitches

The five stitches that do most of the work. Prepare your hoop and thread properly, then learn the running, back, chain, split and stem stitch, the foundation for every flower that follows.

Module 2: five curving green stems in running, back, chain, split and stem stitch, the last one half-stitched with the needle still threaded.
  • How to get your fabric “tight as a drum” without warping it, and the simple check that keeps your finished design straight instead of wobbly
  • Why you should never pull your strands apart in a bunch, and the one-at-a-time method that keeps your floss from tangling into knots
  • A double knot that won’t slip through the fabric, plus how to tie off neatly at the back so nothing comes loose later
  • The stem stitch slip almost everyone makes without noticing, and the quick fix that saves your line without unpicking a thing
  • What to do when a knot just won’t come out. You’ll see it happen on camera, and exactly how I rescue the thread, so a tangle never sends you back to the start
Module 3

The Flower Stitches

This is where thread starts turning into flowers. One by one, you’ll learn the techniques behind every bloom in your bouquet.

Module 3: a sampler hoop with red spiral roses, white daisies, purple lavender, a cluster of blue French knots and a satin-stitch leaf.
  • The satin stitch trick that uses your own thread as a ruler, so every fill comes out smooth and straight, and how to rescue it when your stitches start to slant
  • How to weave lavender around a few anchor stitches so each sprig looks full and textured, never flat
  • My twist on the classic petal stitch that gives every petal more volume and width than the version in most tutorials
  • The French knot, finally made easy: why most knots come out loose and loopy, and the one habit that keeps them small, neat and consistent
  • A rose that grows round by round, using one simple rule that keeps your petals in proportion, even once they start to overlap
Module 4

Designing & Stitching Your Bouquet

From empty fabric to your first flowers. See how the bouquet was designed, transfer it onto your fabric, and stitch the roses, lavender and daisies that bring it to life.

Module 4: the bouquet design traced on fabric, with the roses, lavender and daisies already stitched, next to the printed colour sketch.
  • The simple recipe for a bouquet that looks designed, not random, so you can plan your own arrangements long after this one is finished
  • How to transfer any design onto fabric with no special equipment, even if all you have is a printout and a sunny window
  • Why I transfer my design one flower at a time, and how to line everything back up perfectly every time
  • How to space your lavender rows so every sprig tapers naturally, even when your guide lines aren’t perfectly even
  • The half-moon daisy: how to curve its centre with a stitch you already know, then circle it with petals
Module 5

Stems & Leaves

The green that holds it all together. Flowers get the attention, but stems and leaves are what make a bouquet look gathered, full and alive.

Module 5: close-up of green stem-stitch stems gathering into a bunch, with satin-stitch leaves and a threaded needle.
  • Why every rose sits on a tiny triangle, and how to stitch it so the stem flows out of the flower instead of looking stuck on
  • How to make separate stems blend into one gathered bunch, like flowers you’ve just picked and held in your hand
  • What to do where stems cross, so your bouquet looks layered and natural instead of tangled
  • A leaf built from a stitch you already know, shaped to follow the curve so it looks like it’s growing, not pasted on
Module 6

The Finishing Touches

The details that make people ask where you bought it. Fill the gaps with hydrangeas, tie it all together with a bow, and finish your hoop so it’s ready to hang.

Module 6: the finished bouquet hoop with blue French-knot hydrangeas and a pink bow, hanging on a cream wall above a shelf.
  • Hydrangeas made from French knots, placed “random on purpose” so they look like a natural cluster instead of neat little rows
  • The bow trick that mimics real twine wrapped around the stems, and where to start stitching it so it looks true to life
  • How to finish the back of your hoop so it hangs on the wall cleanly, with no loose fabric showing from the front
  • The final trim that makes your piece look professionally finished, and the one cut you need to be careful with
A QUICK NOTE ON THE PRICE

What would this cost as a real class?

Picture learning all of this the traditional way, in a real classroom.

In a big city a single in-person embroidery class costs $50 to $90. For that you get 2 or 3 hours, 2 to 4 new stitches and one small design you may not even finish in class. Then it’s over. Miss a step while the teacher helps the person next to you and it’s gone.

So one class isn’t enough. You’d need a beginner class for the basic stitches and a second class for the flower stitches. And you still wouldn’t have designed a bouquet of your own.

To put it into perspective

One in-person embroidery class2 to 3 hours, 2 to 4 stitches$50–$90
A beginner class plus a florals class6 stitches, 2 separate trips into town$105
A full-day embroidery intensive6 hours in one day, no replays$236
The Floral Embroidery Workshop10 stitches, 26 short lessons, your own bouquet design, and every lesson yours to replayLess than any of these

Next to those prices the workshop is easily worth $97. You learn more stitches than the two classes together, and you never have to leave home.

But here’s the thing…

There’s no studio to rent. No date you have to keep. No limit on how many people can join. You stitch at your own kitchen table whenever it suits you. You can pause me or watch a stitch again as often as you need. So it doesn’t have to cost what a classroom costs.

I want saying yes to feel easy, not like a big decision.

So instead of $97… you can get the full workshop for $47

One honest heads-up…

$47 is a special offer, not the workshop’s full price. Keeping a workshop like this going costs money every month: the video hosting, the ads that help people like you find it, and the support that’s there when someone gets stuck.

I’m keeping the price at $47 for as long as it covers those costs. The moment it doesn’t, it goes back to the full $97.

So if you click the button below and the next page doesn’t load… I’m sorry. It means the $47 offer has ended.

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My 30-day money-back guarantee

You don’t have to make any final decisions right now. Get access to the full workshop, work through the modules, pick up your needle and start stitching. Give it a real try.

If at any point in the first 30 days you decide it’s not for you, for any reason, no matter how small, just send one email to alex@earthenartsacademy.com. You’ll have every penny back in your account within 24 hours. No questions. No hoops. No stalling.

The risk is entirely on me. I’m confident in what this workshop does. And I want you to feel that confidence too, before you spend a single cent.

You either love what you create… or you don’t pay for it.

And to help you go even further…

I want to make sure you don’t just start, but keep going long after your first bouquet is finished. So I’ve put together two extra resources: one to stitch your bouquet again in a whole new set of colours, and one to keep every stitch at your fingertips.

FREE BONUSES

Get 2 FREE Bonuses When You Join

Bonus #1 · $19 value, free

The Floral Color Palette & Pairing Guide

The bouquet you stitch in the workshop is just the beginning. Change the colours and the very same design becomes a completely new piece. This guide does the choosing for you.

Bonus 1: printed pages of The Floral Color Palette and Pairing Guide with colour palettes, next to an embroidered bouquet hoop, floss and a cup of tea.
  • Six ready-made palettes for the workshop bouquet, from my original bold colours to a soft Romantic Blush and a hushed Winter Frost, each with a colour for every flower
  • Five simple pairing rules that make any colour combination look planned (one of them is about your greens, and it changes everything)
  • Why your daisies should usually stay light, and what that does for every colour around them
  • A seven-colour shopping list for the workshop bouquet, plus a planner to create a palette that’s all your own
Bonus #2 · $17 value, free

The Stitch & Flower Reference Library

Nobody remembers every stitch the first time, and you shouldn’t have to. Every stitch from the workshop, exactly the way I teach it, on printable pages you can keep beside your hoop.

Bonus 2: printed pages of The Stitch and Flower Reference Library, including the bouquet template, beside a hoop with a half-stitched rose, floss and tea.
  • All ten stitches from the workshop, each explained in a few clear lines, with the lesson number so you can jump straight to the video
  • Your bouquet, step by step and in order, from design to finished hoop, with how many strands to use for each flower
  • A “when things go wrong” page built from the real mistakes I made while filming, and exactly how I fixed each one
  • My original bouquet design, ready to trace, plus single-flower templates so you can design an arrangement of your own
EVERYTHING SO FAR

Here’s everything you’re getting so far…

The Floral Embroidery Workshop plus both free bonuses, shown across a computer, laptop, tablets and phones.

What’s Included

The Floral Embroidery Workshop
Bonus #1 · The Floral Color Palette & Pairing GuideFREE
Bonus #2 · The Stitch & Flower Reference LibraryFREE
Total Value: $133 Your Price Now: $47
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Also take this final MEGA bonus while you still can…

★ MEGA Bonus ★
MEGA Bonus · $27 value, free

From Hoop To Wardrobe

Stitch your designs onto the things you wear and carry every day. Almost nobody teaches this properly, because most embroidery teachers never leave the hoop.

MEGA bonus: a denim jacket with a spray of embroidered flowers across the back.
  • How to prepare denim and canvas so your embroidered flowers sit perfectly on a wearable surface
  • The way to place a floral spray on a jacket back or tote so it looks designed, not stuck on
  • How to keep your stitches secure and wearable through real use and gentle washing
  • Turning one finished flower into a one-of-a-kind piece that everyone will ask you about

I have to tell you about this bonus because it’s one of my favorites, and it’s exactly what you’ll be ready for the moment you finish your first few flowers.

From Hoop To Wardrobe shows you how to take the very same stitches you’ve just learned and bring them off the hoop and onto the things you actually wear and carry: a denim jacket, a tote bag, a pair of jeans.

It’s the natural next step: from a beautiful piece hanging on your wall to a beautiful piece you can wear out the door. The kind of thing a stranger stops you on the street to ask about.

You’ll learn how to prepare denim and canvas so your flowers sit perfectly, how to place a floral spray so it looks designed rather than stuck on, and how to keep every stitch secure and wearable through real use and gentle washing.

If you’ve ever admired someone’s hand-embroidered jacket and thought, “I could never make that”, this is exactly how you make one that’s entirely your own.

But here’s the thing: this bonus isn’t sticking around. It’s only available if you join before the timer runs out.

So if you’re excited to stitch your first bouquet, and then take your flowers one beautiful step further, out into the world, scroll down and join now.

I can’t wait to see what you make first.

GOOD TO KNOW

Frequently Asked Questions

When will I receive the teaching material?

Right away!

As soon as you purchase, you’ll get an email with everything you need to access the workshop and all your bonuses. If you don’t see it right away, check your promotions or spam folder. Sometimes emails like to play hide and seek!

Is the workshop suitable for beginners?

Absolutely!

This workshop was designed for complete beginners, even if you’ve never held a needle and don’t consider yourself “creative.”

I’ll walk you through everything step by step, from choosing your thread and hoop to the very last stitch of your bouquet. You don’t need any background in sewing, art or design, just a little curiosity and the desire to create something beautiful.

And what if you have stitched before? You’ll still pick up techniques, little fixes and a clear order of work that make your next piece feel more intentional and polished.

I’m 60+. Is this still for me?

Yes. Absolutely yes!

Embroidery is one of the gentlest crafts there is. You sit at your own table with a needle and some thread. Nothing is rushed and nothing needs a perfectly steady hand.

Fingers not as nimble as they used to be? I’ve got you covered. Throughout the workshop I take extra care to keep every step easy on your hands, and I share little tips and tricks for the fiddly parts.

Every lesson can be paused and replayed as often as you like. Subtitles are there in English, French and Spanish if you’d like to read along.

I’ve tried embroidery before and gave up. Will this be different?

That’s exactly who I made it for!

Most people don’t give up because they lack talent. They give up because they’re learning random stitches with no plan for how they fit together.

Here you follow one clear path: the tools, the basic stitches, the flower stitches, and then one complete bouquet, in order. And when something goes wrong, like a stubborn knot or a wonky line, you’ll see me deal with it on camera, so you know exactly what to do when it happens to you.

What if I’m not that artistic?

No worries at all!

Beautiful floral embroidery isn’t about talent. It’s a handful of simple stitches, used in the right order. I taught myself from zero, and I’ll show you exactly how to get started with simple, step-by-step instructions.

No guesswork, no fancy skills, just a fun, step-by-step process anyone can follow!

Will this workshop work for me?

Absolutely! I’m 100% sure this workshop can work for anyone.

But I totally get it. When I first started, I wasn’t confident either. You’re not alone in feeling that way!

That’s exactly why I can offer a 30-day money-back guarantee: if you don’t absolutely love the workshop, just email me at alex@earthenartsacademy.com, and I’ll give you a full refund within 24 hours, no questions asked.

I don’t have much time. Is that a deal breaker?

Not at all!

You’ll get instant, lifetime access to all the teaching material, so you can go through it whenever it fits your schedule, whether that’s all in one weekend or a few stitches at a time over a couple of weeks. No rush, no pressure, just fun!

How long are the video lessons?

Just under 3 hours in total.

The workshop is split into 6 modules of short, focused lessons, so you can watch one, stitch along, and pick up the next whenever you have time.

Your stitching time will be longer than the videos, of course, and that’s the fun part. Take it at whatever pace feels right.

Do I need any special equipment or material?

Nope!

Just a hoop, some cotton fabric, embroidery floss, a needle and a pair of scissors. I’ll walk you through exactly what to look for in the first module.

The best part? You don’t need expensive thread. I stitch the whole bouquet with an inexpensive multipack of floss, to show you that you really can start with the basics.

How is the content delivered?

After your purchase, you’ll get an email with instant access to the video lessons, which you can watch on your phone, tablet or computer.

Everything stays permanently available online, so you’ll never have to worry about losing access!

What language is the workshop in? Are there subtitles?

English, with subtitles!

All the video lessons are spoken in English only.

But every lesson comes with subtitles in English, French and Spanish, and more languages are on the way.

Would you like subtitles in a language that isn’t there yet? Just email me at alex@earthenartsacademy.com and let me know which one.

What happens after I purchase?

After your purchase, you’ll get an email (usually within 2 minutes) with simple steps to access the workshop.

Just follow the instructions, and you’ll be ready to start!

How long will I have access to the workshop?

Forever!

One simple payment, no subscriptions, no hidden fees: you own the workshop for life.

Couldn’t be easier, right?

Is it safe to purchase online?

Absolutely!

Your payment is processed through a secure, trusted third-party provider that ensures your information stays protected.

What if I want a refund?

I’m more than happy to give you a refund.

Simply let me know within 30 days at alex@earthenartsacademy.com, and I’ll refund your entire purchase within 24 hours, no questions asked whatsoever.

LAST CALL

Here’s EVERYTHING you’ll receive if you order now…

Everything you receive: the workshop, both bonuses and the MEGA From Hoop To Wardrobe bonus, shown across a computer, laptop, tablets and phones.

What’s Included

The Floral Embroidery Workshop, the complete 6-module workshop
  • Module 1: The Right Tools. Everything you need, and nothing you don’t
  • Module 2: Your First Stitches. The five stitches that do most of the work
  • Module 3: The Flower Stitches. Satin stitch, lavender, petals, French knots and roses
  • Module 4: Designing & Stitching Your Bouquet. From empty fabric to your first flowers
  • Module 5: Stems & Leaves. The green that holds it all together
  • Module 6: The Finishing Touches. Hydrangeas, the bow, and a hoop ready to hang
Bonus #1 · The Floral Color Palette & Pairing GuideFREE
Bonus #2 · The Stitch & Flower Reference LibraryFREE
MEGA Bonus · From Hoop To WardrobeFREE
Total Value: $160 Your Price Now: $47
One-time purchase · Lifetime access forever

Normally: $97

$97Only $47
You save $50!

One-time purchase. Lifetime access forever.

>> YES! Start Stitching My Own Florals Now <<

*If you click the button and the next page doesn’t load, then the $47 offer no longer exists.

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