Elegant Floral Corner Frame Embroidery Design V2, Instant Download

This is a corner motif, not a standalone design. Its meant to sit in the corner of something, a pillowcase, a tablecloth, a framed hoop, and extend its floral stems in two directions. Single colour, so the whole thing reads as a botanical etching or embossed print rather than a colourful illustration. The stems curve naturally, the blooms are open and loosely shaped, not overly stylised. At density 386 the satin coverage is solid, it doesnt look thin or scratchy.

I digitised this in Wilcom with a directional underlay first so the satin runs sit clean on linen and cotton weaves. One customer last spring emailed me a photo of four of these stitched in ivory thread at the corners of a white linen tablecloth. She used the 7-inch size and left just enough margin from the edge that the stems didnt fall off the hem. It looked genuinely heirloom-quality. The stitch count at that size is 20,987 so its a longer run, maybe 45 minutes on a mid-range machine.

Use cutaway stabiliser on any linen or cotton blend thats loosely woven, tear-away works fine on tightly woven cotton. Pair with a topping film on waffle textures or terry cloth or the satin blocks will sink. Best to stitch the 4.51-inch version on pocket corners or collar points on dress shirts. Avoid dark-coloured thread on light backgrounds unless you want a bold graphic look, as the density makes it very visible.

Email me if you need a mirrored version for opposite corners and Ill tell you how to flip it in your embroidery software.