Abstract Pastel Floral Line Art Embroidery Design, Boho Flower Sketch

The main flower here is a loosely drawn abstract bloom, not a symmetrical daisy or a photorealistic rose, more like a stylised sketch where petals group in two overlapping clusters. The bigger one fills out in dusty rose with directional satin inside each petal, and a second smaller cluster in warm peach sits off to one side and a bit lower. Both get that thick black outline that makes them pop even on medium-toned fabrics. The leaves and stems use a totally different technique, just slim running-stitch lines so they read as delicate drawn marks and dont add any bulk where the fabric folds.

3 colours, 2 colour changes. Smallest is 4 by 2.46 inches at 7,014 stitches, middle is 5 by 3.08 at 9,262, largest is 6 by 3.69 at 11,742. The fill density on the satin petals is 530, which is on the firmer side, so the stitching lays flat and smooth without gapping after washing. Digitised in professional embroidery software with Tajima format output. Run it with 17 to 18 trims depending on which size you pick.

Ive had customers use this one alot on tote bags and lightweight cotton shirts because the wispy leaf lines dont stiffen the fabric at fold points. One customer wrote me saying she stitched the 6-in detail on a linen apron for her mum and swapped in a champagne thread for the peach sections, which honestly sounded realy lovely. Pair it with a firm topping on any textured weave so the stem lines dont sink into the fibres and get lost.

Use a tearaway stabiliser for plain woven cotton and linen. Hoop with cutaway for any knit or stretch fabric to stop the filled areas from puckering. Skip very dark fabrics unless you want the outline to do all the work. Message me through the store if a colour isnt matching your project and ill see what I can sort out.