Fairy and Dandelion Embroidery Design, Instant Download

The dandelion is the main event here, big round bloom done in fine white radiating lines with a warm gold centre. The seeds drift off to the left in little clusters, each one with its own tiny filament. On the right side a fairy hovers with wings outstretched, her body just a slim silhouette but those wings carry gold satin fills and the veining runs in open linework. The whole thing sits on a crescent arc of grass and stems at the bottom, also in gold.

5 colours, light stitch count. Smallest is 3.16 by 3.51 inches at 13,149 stitches and biggest goes to 6.78 by 7.51 inches at 27,578 stitches. Really managable density overall, which is why this one actually stitches well on dark fabric including velvet or felt without distorting. Wilcom handled the fairy wings with satin columns and the dandelion puff rays with radial stitch lines running outward from the gold centre medallion.

Im honestly suprised how often this one sells as a memorial piece. A customer last autumn told me she stitched it on a navy cushion to keep in memory of her mum, who used to blow dandelion seeds with her kids in the garden. She said the fairy made it feel personal. I hadnt thought about it that way when I digitised it but I get messages like that kinda regularly now.

Stitch on black or navy for maximum contrast, the gold satin wings and grass base really glow on dark grounds. Works beautifully on dark velvet or a dense felt too. The lighter white threadwork on the bloom reads well aswell on mid-tone fabrics like charcoal or teal. Skip pale backgrounds here because the white seed rays wont show up.

Low density at 542 means even lightweight fabrics like cotton lawn or chiffon can handle it with the right stabiliser. Use a water-soluble topping over velvet to keep the satin columns from sinking into the pile. Reach me if the file doesnt load correctly and Ill have a replacement sorted same day.