Neckline Embroidery Design for Kurti
The neckline is the frame for your face, and a little embroidery there makes a huge impact. I always advise my clients to start here if they’re new to hand embroidery—it’s a small area that offers a big reward. The trend is moving away from full borders towards asymmetrical and botanical designs.

What’s hot right now?

The Shoulder Cascade: Instead of embroidering the entire neckline, a delicate vine of leaves and flowers starts at one shoulder and trails down diagonally towards the center. It’s modern, flattering, and feels fresh.

The Statement Corner: A single, intricate floral motif or a contemporary geometric pattern placed just below one collarbone. This minimalist approach is incredibly chic and pairs beautifully with solid-colored kurtis.

The Delicate Fill: For a round neck, use a simple backstitch to outline the neckline and then fill the space between the stitch and the raw edge with tiny seed stitches or French knots in a contrasting color. It creates a subtle, textured border.

Pro Tip: Use a water-soluble stabilizer. You can draw your design on it, stitch right through it, and then rinse it away for perfect results every time.

Neckline embroidery design for kurthi. Neckline is the most prominent area where embroidery looks impressive. I include round neck, v-neck, rectangular neck & ban style neck designs. Take a look & explore ideas!

Embroidery is a technique that is usually done on a fabric for making it more impressive & beautiful. In the ancient times embroidery was usually done by hand. But now in this modern age embroidery has become very easy task because by using machines very different & complex designs can be created on any type of fabric only in few minutes. You can create lots of stunning designs by taking inspiration from  flower, bird, animal, pea cock, autos, paisley design, leaf, chevron art & lots of other designs on any type of fabric such as on chiffon, cotton, velvet, net, lace etc by using resham thread, cotton thread, wool thread & so on.

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