Place the burlap fabric inside the embroidery hoop, pulling it tight and even. Then trim any excess fabric from the edges.
Thread your needle with green yarn and start stitching vertical lines from the bottom center to form the flower stems. You should vary the lengths slightly for a natural look.
Once your stems are done, glue small white beads at the tips of the green lines to create the flowers. You can use different sizes of beads for added dimension.
Cut an extra piece of green yarn and glue it horizontally across the base of the stems to create the bouquet tie. Then wrap it around a few times, then tie it neatly with a piece of twine for a rustic finish.
Check that all beads and yarn ends are secure. Tighten the hoop screw if needed to keep the burlap flat.
