Blue Floral Wreath Frame Embroidery Design, Instant Download

Heres the blue wreath in 3 colours stitched onto white cotton. A ring of cornflower blue daisy-style flowers with green leaves wrapping around the outside of an open middle. Real garden cottage feel. The flowers face outward with petals splayed wide. Like theyre catching the suprise of sun. Each flower carries 5 to 6 petals stitched in directional satin plus a small dark navy centre dot anchoring the bloom. Green leaves snake between the flowers in pairs and the whole thing holds a clean round frame.

Best bit is the open middle though. Empty negative space, ready for a monogram, a name, a date, anything ya like really. After download youll drop the customers initials right inside the ring using ya monogram software. 3 colours run the design. Blue for the petals, green for the leaves, charcoal for the loose outline pulling it together.

8 sizes ship in the zip from 3.31 inches across through to 6.61 inches in diametre. Stitch counts come in at 6,882 on the small layout and 13,466 at top size. Density runs really low at 291, the airy feel comes from that. Wreath sits on top of fabric not heavy on it. Last march a customer wanted the smallest size and sent a photo of the wreath on a baby muslin square with her grandsons initials inside. Looked sweet on the cream cotton.

Stitch onto white, cream, oat-coloured, sage or pale sky blue cloth. Pop em onto woven cotton, soft linen, lightweight denim or quilting cloth. Avoid heavy fleece because the loose botanical outline gets lost in the deep pile. Skip darker shades aswell because cornflower blue petals dont stand out enough on navy or charcoal grounds. White, cream or oat is where this one really shines. Always.

Reach for a tearaway under woven cotton because low density doesnt need heavy stabiliser support. Cutaway works on knits plus any stretchy fabric. Hoop firm because the wreath wants level surface or its round outline distorts at the edge. Pop a quick test stitch before queueing a wedding favour batch, satin work on the petals can pucker on thin quilting cotton if you skip an underlay layer. Text on chat with project details if a sister design or matching monogram font would help and ill point ya at one.