Floral design

Insipiration and love with beauty and nature .traditional dress classical design .
When combined with nature and culture it creates garments that reflect:
1.Nature-Inspired Elements
- Floral motifsembroidered flowers, leaf patterns

Punch needle tool . Pakistani punchneedle
Threads. Yarn .
Monk cloth punch needle linen fabric
Florencecotton arylic.silver yarn effect
Embriodery hoop
Design
Scissorwindow light sharpie pen for tracing carbon paper
Beads sequins
Dmc thread for.stitch and needle
Glue E8000
Felt optional

Wearable Traditional Dress Punch Needle Embroidery with Beads.
@kaljeecraft by Kanwal Zarien
Punch needle is a relaxing and creative form of embroidery that uses a special tool to punch loops of yarn or thread into fabric. This technique creates a textured design that can be used for wall art, cushions, rugs, and more. It's beginner-friendly and a lot of fun!

How We're Going to Make It
Stretch your fabric tightly in the embroidery hoop or frame.
Thread your punch needle with yarn or thread.
Use a marker to draw your design on the fabric.

Start punching through the fabric following the lines of your design. The loops will form on the opposite side - this is the 'front' of your work.
Continue filling in the design with loops.
Once finished, secure the back with glue or a backing fabric if needed.
Learnt different techniques from domestika teachers of punch needle . And embriodery expert teachers

- Use non-slip embroidery hoop
Prepare the Fabric
monk’s cloth
Use the Correct Needle & Yarn
- Match the punch needle size to your yarn thickness.
- For thicker yarn, use a larger needle(like a #10 or #14).
- For embroidery floss, use a ine punch needle

. Punching Technique
- Hold the punch needle
- Punch all the way downthen lift slightly to create a loop.
- Move smoothly—don’t rush to avoid uneven stitches. Keep the Fabric Tight
- Adjust the hoop as you work to maintain tension.

- Use non-slip embroidery hoop
Prepare the Fabric
monk’s cloth
Use the Correct Needle & Yarn
- Match the punch needle size to your yarn thickness.
- For thicker yarn, use a larger needle(like a #10 or #14).
- For embroidery floss, use a ine punch needle

. Punching Technique
- Hold the punch needle
- Punch all the way downthen lift slightly to create a loop.
- Move smoothly—don’t rush to avoid uneven stitches. Keep the Fabric Tight
- Adjust the hoop as you work to maintain tension.