Daisy Flower Bouquet Embroidery Design, Instant Download

Heres a sweet lil bouquet of three white daisies sitting on a cluster of bright green stems. Two big blooms sit up top, one smaller bud peeks out below, and the leaves fan out at the base like a hand-tied posy. Its quiet but its got real charm and reads like spring.

Three colours run this design. Bright green satin packs the leaves and stems with directional fill so the foliage actually looks alive, white covers the petals with a light tatami fill that lets the fabric show through a touch, and brown anchors the disk centers with dense satin. Brown ends up doing alot of the visual work, the eyes go straight to those center disks first.

What makes this one work is restraint. No filler flowers, no ribbon, no extra leaves crowding the bouquet. Just three daisies and a tidy stem bunch, scaled small so it fits anywhere. I get messages from teachers around easter and mothers day asking for a flower design that wont overwhelm a tea towel and last april one customer ordered the 2.5 inch size for handkerchief gifts at her daughters first communion.

Stitch on white linen, cream cotton, pale yellow or soft sage and the petals lift naturally. Pop a small 2.5-in detail on a babys bib or a child apron pocket. Pair on light denim or chambray for a fresh shirt embroidery. Skip dark fabric, the white petal fill turns ghosty on navy or black. Avoid heavy fleece aswell, the daisy disks lose their crispness on pile.

Density runs light at 28k stitches on the largest 6.5 inch size, 8k on smallest, with two colour changes and 23 trims. Hoop with light cutaway stabiliser on woven cotton or linen, tear-away holds plenty for non-stretch fabric. Run a topping film if youre stitching on terry. The small sizes are forgiving but watch the petal density on knits, lighten by 5 percent if your machine struggles. Ping the order email if a stitch path skips a section.