Turn each blossom over to stem side. If it falls apart, you've cut too much. Experiment with another flower until you remove as much plastic as possible, still keeping flower intact. If you're using vintage flowers, simply arrange them on the glove and pin in place, hiding bud stems under flowers and leaves. Whichever kind of flower you choose, proceed by taking an embroidery needle threaded with six strands of embroidery thread and sewing flora in place.
Create flower stems with thin ribbon or cord.
Attach stems with embroidered knots, spacing them at short intervals. Bring thread up through stem, then wind thread twice around needle. Keeping thread taut, insert needle back through stem, near where it first came out. Pull needle through carefully, allowing knot to be created. As a variation, make flowers with button centers.