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Floral Colon & Botanical Art – Anatomical Embroidery Pattern PDF
Floral Colon & Botanical Art – Anatomical Embroidery Pattern PDF
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Create a unique anatomical embroidery that combines the human digestive system with delicate botanical and nature-inspired details with this digital hand embroidery pattern.
Floral Colon is part of the Human Nature I Collection, a series of 5 embroidery patterns exploring the relationship between human anatomy and nature through detailed, artistic hand embroidery designs.
The Floral Colon design features the human digestive system surrounded by blue flowers and butterflies, creating an unexpected contrast between anatomical forms and delicate natural elements.
This pattern is designed for adventurous beginners and offers an opportunity to practice a variety of hand embroidery stitches, textures, and details. A full video tutorial for this particular pattern is included to provide additional guidance throughout the embroidery process.
What's included in your digital download
PDF Embroidery Pattern
- Black-and-white printable embroidery design
- Designed for a 7" (18 cm) embroidery hoop
- Can be resized using your printer settings
Detailed Step-by-Step PDF Guide
- Supplies guidance
- Pattern transfer instructions
- How to start and end your thread
- Embroidery color chart
- Stitch chart
- Step-by-step photo tutorials
- Full video tutorial for this pattern
- Instructions for backing your embroidery hoop
- Close-up photos of the finished embroidery
Skill level: Adventurous Beginner
Format: Digital PDF pattern and detailed guide
Designed for: 7" (18 cm) embroidery hoop
Techniques: Hand embroidery
Project: Anatomical botanical hoop art
Please note: This is a digital embroidery pattern only. No physical embroidery, hoop, fabric, thread, or other materials will be shipped.
Copyright & Usage
This pattern is for personal use only. Mass production, file sharing, resale, copying, or distribution of the pattern, photographs, instructions, or other included materials is prohibited.
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Easy to follow directions and photos.
Super detailed pattern and great design
really cute! easy to follow
When I first saw this shop’s embroidery designs of human organs, I assumed that a stitcher would complete a pattern for a medical practitioner. However, the more I thought about it, I realized that working on a project and then displaying it, could be used as a meditative exercise for good health. I decided to give it a try and I think it’s working! I chose a spring color palette because the colors signify to me a light, carefree, happy mood.
Exactly what I wanted! Easy to download.
Thank you for the great feedback 🌞
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When I first saw this shop’s embroidery designs of human organs, I assumed that a stitcher would complete a pattern for a medical practitioner. However, the more I thought about it, I realized that working on a project and then displaying it, could be used as a meditative exercise for good health. I decided to give it a try and I think it’s working! I chose a spring color palette because the colors signify to me a light, carefree, happy mood.
Easy to follow directions and photos.
Super detailed pattern and great design
really cute! easy to follow
Exactly what I wanted! Easy to download.
Thank you for the great feedback 🌞
Very nice picture with instructions!
I love sunflowers and this pattern is so beautiful. I just received it and I’m experimenting with colors and possibly resizing the pattern.