Julie from Clever Poppy holds up her Free Petal Breeze modern embroidery creation.
A hand transfers a pattern onto the embroidery hoop using a transfer pen.
An knotted embroidery thread is held up.
This images shows Step. 1 of back stitch, doing a single straight stitch, about 3mm long. 
This image shows Step. 2 of back stitch, bringing the embroidery needle up a stitch length ahead.
This images shows Step. 3 of back stitch is to poke the needle back into the same hole you just came from.
This image shows Step. 4 of back stitch, bringing the embroidery needle up 2 stitch lengths ahead.
This image shos is Step. 5 of back stitch, repeating this method until you have a solid line of stitches.
This image shows Step 1 of lazy daisy, bringing the needle up through the embrofabric.
This image shows Step 5 of lazy daisy, repeating the same process for all the petals in each flower.
A hand cuts around the outside of the fabric, preparing to frame an embroidery creation.
A hand sews around the outside of the fabric, preparing to frame an embroidery creation.
A hand holds up a finished and framed embroidery creation.
Maker's Academy DIY embroidery creations, punch needle creations, and woven wall hangings hang on the wall.