Floral Butterfly Bouquet Embroidery Design, Garden Flower Machine Embroidery Pattern, Instant Download

Its a full bouquet, the kind youd grab off a market stall in a hurry because it just looks right. Coral-red poppy flowers cluster up in the middle, big round blooms with gold-brown satin centers and flat colour fills that sit clean and bold. Green leaves fan out on both sides, long oval shapes with visible satin stitching. Theres a handful of small red berry sprigs scattered through the upper stems, which fills the gaps without getting fussy. The whole bunch is tied at the base with a red bow.

And up to the right, theres a small butterfly floating just outside the bouquet. Tan wings, black outline stitching, a little body holding it together. Kinda feels like the butterfly just landed near the flowers, not part of the bouquet but visiting it. Its the kind of detail that people dont always notice at first but then they point it out and go oh thats cute.

I designed this one for a bridal florist who wanted something for her custom tote bags, the ones she gives clients when they collect wedding flowers. She told me she needed something that read like a real hand-tied bouquet, not a graphic. This one worked perfectly. Since last spring I get messages from gift shop owners and flower-themed stationery people asking about it. So its clearly hitting the right spot.

Stitch on cream cotton, white canvas or natural linen and the coral really pops. But if you want a dramatic version try a charcoal or dark grey ground and watch the coral glow against it. Pop the 6.84-inch on a canvas tote back panel. Use the 3.2-inch on a card wallet front or a small gift pouch.

Run a tearaway stabiliser under woven cotton, switch to cutaway under canvas or structured bags. The bow at the base uses a few short satin columns so slow your machine there to keep the coverage even. At 27,281 stitches on the largest size its a good solid project, not too dense for home machines. Drop me a line if anything looks off on the download.