Beautiful Floral Butterfly Embroidery Design, Machine Embroidery Pattern, Instant Download

The wings on this one arent just coloured in, theyre built from flowers. Pink roses, white daisies with golden centres, coral tulip heads, small purple wildflowers, and a scatter of green leaves all crammed into the wing panels in a dense botanical arrangement. The butterfly body itself is a slim black satin column running down the centre, and the antennae are fine running stitch with small dot tips. Its a pretty large composition when stitched at the 6 inch size, the wing span really fills a canvas panel.

At around 47,000 stitches at the largest size, the stitch count is significant and the density runs high across those flower sections. Use a cutaway stabiliser on anything stretchy or knit, and for canvas or denim tote bags a medium-weight cutaway still makes sense because of the underlay complexity in those botanical fills. Hoop it drum-tight and dont skip the topping if youre working on fleece or terry cloth, the flower petals have satin sections that sink into pile fabric without it.

A crafter who sells at weekend markets last month put this on a linen zip pouch and a matching canvas tote as a set, she said the linen version was the first thing to go on the table each weekend. The 4 inch version is my suggestion for garment placement, its the size where all the flower detail still reads clearly without the wingspan taking over the whole chest or back of a jacket. Pair it with a dark navy or forest green background and the floral colours in the wings absolutely pop.

Send me a note if the wing-fill registration slips a touch.