Elegant Daisy Flower Embroidery Design V2, Instant Download

Its a tall column of coral-pink daisy flowers stacked up a branching stem and it works on basically everything. Seven blooms in the full cluster, opening at different heights, the biggest ones toward the bottom and smaller buds at the top. The petals are a warm coral-pink satin fill with a small orange-toned centre disc on each one. The stems and leaves at the base are sage green tatami fill, and the whole composition sits very upright and narrow which is actually useful for placement on narrow strips like pockets, cuffs, and towel borders.

Three colours, 2 colour changes, which means fast stitching and no thread-swapping complexity. The satin petals run directionally outward from each flower centre so they have a slight raised quality when stitched. Stitch count ranges from 11,588 on the compact 1.75-inch version up to 26,652 on the 3.76-inch tall at maximum. Wide range is 1.75 to 3.76 inches tall which means this is a medium-scale design even at its largest, good for accent placements rather than centrepieces.

People have been buying this one for narrow placement projects and I get it. A customer in may stitched the 3-inch version in a column down the left side of a white linen apron and it looked like a proper botanical print rather than an embroidery design. Someone else put a row of 3 at different sizes along the bottom hem of a cotton skirt. Very versatile when you use it in multiples or as a supporting accent instead of a solo focal piece.

Stitch on white, cream, ivory, or pale sage fabric. Pair poly-mesh under woven cotton or linen because the density is managable and the design is narrow. Add cutaway under stretch jersey if youre doing a cuff or sleeve. Avoid dark backgrounds since the coral petals are on the lighter-warm side and need contrast. Iron on the reverse after stitching to flatten the satin petal back edges if youre doing multiple blooms in a row.