Daisy Flower Circle Frame Embroidery Design, Instant Download

Big round wreath of daisies, open centre, no filler text needed. The flowers sit in a loose ring with two types going round: the larger sky-blue turquoise daisies with fat petals and bright yellow centres, and the smaller pink ones slotting in between them. Brown branching stems tie the whole ring together and little green buds poke out at intervals giving it that wild-garden feel instead of a formal arrangement.

Seven colours in this one. Turquoise, pink, yellow, brown stems, two shades of green for the leaves and buds, white on white background if youre after the petals popping with a separation line. Each petal is satin fill with directional stitching so it reads three-dimensionally, which is something youre only going to get when the digitising is done well and not just auto-traced. industry-grade software handles all the underlay logic here and you can see it in how the petals sit cleanly without tunnelling.

Stitch count goes from just under 30k on the small size to around 51k on the biggest, so plan for maybe 45 minutes on a home machine at moderate speed for the large version. Use a woven cotton base fabric, tearaway or cutaway stabiliser underneath depending on how stable your base material is. Linen and quilting cotton both give this their best look. This spring a customer reached out asking about using it as a monogram frame on a table runner and it worked out perfectly, the open centre leaves loads of space for a name or initial in the middle.

Stitch on white, cream, soft grey or pale yellow fabric. Skip dark backgrounds unless youve got a contrast backing planned because the petals need that negative space to read as separate flowers and not a blob. Hoop tightly and dont skip the underlay pass, the petals will go flat without it.

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