Elegant Wildflower Bouquet Embroidery Design, Machine Embroidery Pattern, Instant Download

At 638 stitches per square centimeter this wildflower bouquet is dense. The petals are all satin fill with directional angles so the threads catch the light differently on each flower, and the leaves use a close tatami underlay that keeps em flat on the fabric. You've got seven colours in here: pink cosmos at the front, lil orange daisies scattered through the middle, lavender petals toward the back, a coral tulip shooting up on the right, a yellow accent bloom, all that green stem work, and a cream bow at the base. Alot of variety for one design but the pro digitising software kept the colour changes tight, so its actually manageable on most mid-range machines.

Needs a cutaway stabiliser on stretchy tees but its worth it because the density means the design holds its shape wash after wash without the petals pulling. On woven cotton or linen you can get away with a tearaway and the result is realy clean. A crafter who sells at markets ordered the 6.6 inch last week and tagged me in her finished piece on a canvas tote, pink and coral petals absolutely popping against the natural fabric. Hoop tight, use a topping on terry or fleece, and the satin petals come out smooth.

Try the smaller 3 inch on a shirt pocket for something understated. Pop it centre-chest on a linen blouse for a full garden look. Use a 60-weight bobbin thread to keep the back neat on lighter fabrics, and avoid pulling the jump stitches too tight when you trim between colour changes or the satin tension shifts. Pick a bright white canvas and the coral and orange really punch out against it.

Let me know if you cant get the colours to match mine.