Daisy Vine Border Embroidery Design, Instant Download

Heres the daisy vine border and its proper sweet. Five white daisies sit along a curving green vine. Each daisy has a fat yellow centre and crisp white petals stitched in tight satin. A lil tulip bud peeks out on the far right. Curling tendrils swoosh out the top and bottom corners and emerald leaves fill the gaps between the blooms. Reads as a real cottage garden scene laid sideways.

And the linework here is delicate. The vine itself is a thin satin column in deep forest green, no chunky outlines anywhere. Just three colours total: white petals, sunny yellow centres, two greens for leaves and vines. Density runs friendly at around 21k stitches on the 7.5 wide cap size, which means it stitches faster than ya might guess for something this detailed.

Last may a stationery shop in nashville ordered the vine for matching gift wrap pouches around mothers day. She sent photos after, the daisy border ran along the napkin hem and looked like proper hand stitching. Folks havent stopped buying it since, mostly for tablecloths and pillowcase trim aswell. Stitch on cream linen, soft white cotton, butter yellow gingham, sage tea towel weave. Avoid pure black or deep navy backgrounds because the white daisies disappear without enough contrast against the cloth. Slip the smaller 4-inch into a napkin corner. Run the 6-inch along the hem of a tablecloth. Plonk one on a baby bonnet brim or cot blanket edge.

Density is gentle at around 640 spi so plain tearaway works fine on stable woven cotton fabric. Switch to mesh cutaway for jersey or finer linen. Use a 60-weight bobbin if youre stitching on the back of pillowcases so the back stays flat against skin. Hoop neat. Ping the chat with a snap of the stitched piece and ill walk you through it.