Elegant Fantasy Flowers Embroidery Design, Botanical Magic Machine Embroidery, Instant Download

Nine colours, 6 sizes, density at 152. Thats the first thing to know because this is kinda just a dense design by nature and you need to plan your stabiliser choice before you hoop anything. Im talking proper cutaway on wovens and a firm medium-weight tearaway at minimum if youre doing a rigid item like a wooden hoop frame. The stitch range goes from 18,946 at 2.68 inches all the way to 42,338 at 5.75 inches wide, so the larger sizes really do take some time to stitch out.

Visually its a cluster of fantasy blooms layered on top of each other, not a flat arrangement. Each flower sits at a slightly different angle so the finished piece looks like its got some depth to it. The satin edges on the outer petals are where the density pays off, you get that slightly raised look that photographs really well. Directional fill on the leaves keeps them from looking like flat green blobs. Digitising this one took alot of care to get the underlay layers right so colour bleed between petals is minimal even at the smaller 2.68 inch size.

Last february a customer ordered the full set of 6 sizes to use across a quilt project she was making, one size per block, and she said the 9-colour thread palette worked across all of them without any of the blooms looking washed out. Use a topping film on fluffy fleece or velvet if you try it on those fabrics. Pair with a single smaller bloom repeat for a coordinated border design. Stitch the largest 5.7mid 5-in size on a pillow and use a firm cutaway stabiliser or the centre weight will cause slight drag.

Send a chat message if you want the file swapped to a different format that your software reads better, Im happy to help sort that out for any customer who needs it.