Elegant Floral Corner Embroidery Design, Instant Download

The design runs corner to corner, sweeping up from the bottom left at a diagonal. Red satin stems curve and branch outward, thick in the middle and tapering at the tips. Two dandelion-burst flower heads sit at the top, those spiky round ones where the petals radiate out from a tight centre. The orange thread comes in on the stems as a shadow layer and on little tulip-shaped buds dotted around the edges. There are scroll tendrils curling off the main stems too, 2 or 3 of them, which stops the piece from feeling too rigid.

2 colours total, orange goes down first and red covers most of the design after. One colour change, which means you stop once mid-run and thats it. Stitch counts go from 13,020 on the 5-inch up to 20,400 on the 8-inch. Its not a light design, theres proper satin density in those stems, so use a good fusible cutaway stabiliser behind woven fabric. Hoop snug and let the underlay do its job or the satin columns will pucker.

I really like this one for table linen and home decor stuff because the corner format just fits so naturally on a napkin or a tablecloth. One customer sent me a photo last christmas of it stitched onto matching white napkins for a dinner party, 4 napkins in matching red thread and honestly they looked like something from a boutique kitchen shop. She said guests kept asking where she bought them.

Drop it on white linen, cream cotton or even a light grey for that clean contrast. Red pops hardest on white but on cream it goes kinda vintage-warm which I think is nicer for home pieces. Skip dark fabric because you lose the satin sheen. Pair with poly mesh or brushed cutaway on woven cotton and the stems stitch out with really good column definition.