Botanical Wildflower Silhouette Embroidery Design, Instant Download

This is a flat botanical silhouette, no outlines, no colour changes, just dark green solid fill across the whole cluster. Its the sort of thing you see in old botanical prints, different wildflower types growing together in a loose informal bunch at different heights. Theres a daisy-type bloom on the left with wide round petals and a raised centre, a tall compound leaf beside it with individual paired leaflets along the stem, an umbellifera in the middle with a fat clustered flower head at the top (think Queen Annes lace, that kind of open shape), and a delicate berry branch on the right with small round clustered fruits. Each plant reaches a different height so the top edge has a natural irregular skyline rather than a flat top.

Single colour, dark green, 0 colour changes. 4 sizes: 3 inch (4,447 stitches), 4 inch (5,887 stitches), 5 inch (7,417 stitches), 6 inch (9,078 stitches). Density is 331, open enough that the fill sits flat on light fabrics like linen or quilting cotton without stiffening the drape. Stitch those narrow leaflet elements with a short column underlay already locked in or they shift during the run. Use cutaway on stretch, tear-away on most wovens. Pick a sharp needle, size 75/11 for lighter fabrics or 80/12 for heavier linen, the pointed tip feeds through the woven threads cleanly and the delicate stem sections stay crisp.

Its wide relative to its height, the 6-inch is only 4.56 inches tall, so it fits neatly along towel hems, pillowcase edges, shirt hems or tote bag base panels. Had one customer order this last spring for botanical-themed apothecary aprons, said the stems held detail even on the coarser linen she was using. Suprised at how many people run it on tea towels specifically, the open density means the towel doesnt go board-stiff around the stitching.

Dark green on white or natural linen. Clean.