Colorful Daisy Bouquet Embroidery Design, Instant Download

Colorful daisy bouquet gathered loosely with stems bundled at the bottom. Flowers are at different heights, some facing full-on to the viewer, others tilted slightly sideways. The petals arent perfectly uniform, a few curve inward and some sit shorter than others, and thats what makes it feel like a real bunch rather than a clipart arrangement. Eleven colours means the bouquets got real variation across the flower types.

Yellow daisy centres are satin circles with a slight raised density. White petals on the main heads use a light tatami fill so theyre flat on fabric without going stiff. Pink and pale blush accent flowers break up the all-white petals with warmer tones. Purple and violet smaller blooms sit between the larger daisies. Sage green fills the leaves and kelly green handles the stems. Stitch count runs from 25,323 at 4.5 inches to 57,363 at the full 8.5-inch. Thats pretty dense for a bouquet but the layering of 11 colours means every flower needs its own coverage and you cant cut that short.

Cut a medium tearaway for woven cotton, linen and canvas. Use a cutaway on jersey or anything with stretch because the leaf stems are narrow and will pucker on unstable knit. Hoop everything properly and do a test run because the purple accent flowers are small and their satin circles need good registration or theyll go oval. A customer wrote me after stitching the 8-inch version on an ecru linen cushion last month and said it looked like something from a proper floral boutique, which is honestly the kind of feedback I love getting.

Stitch on white, ecru, pale grey, or soft blush fabric for the clearest colour read. Skip patterned fabric because the 11-colour variety fights with any background print. Works great on cotton tote bags, linen napkins, and fabric book covers. Pair with a simple script name below for a personalised spring gift and youve got something that looks really considered.