Floral Corner Bouquet Embroidery Design, Instant Download

This floral corner bouquet runs in an L-shape so it tucks neatly along the bottom-left of any panel. A blush peony anchors the centre with its petals layered in three shades. Two smaller roses sit either side of it, one rose-pink, one burgundy. Cream daisies scatter through the gaps and trailing leafy stems run out toward the far ends of the L.

Nine colours fill the stems, petals and centres, with sage and leaf green carrying the foliage and mustard dotted into the daisy hearts. The peony uses directional satin so each petal layer reads on its own instead of blending into one flat blob, and the rose centres run a tight tatami underlay. Edges stay soft because each flower has a slight darker shade tucked behind to suggest shadow without going heavy.

Stitch count climbs from 14k on the smallest 3.5 inch up to 36k on the 7.5 inch corner, which is the size most of my customers go for on stationery folders and pillow covers. People keep buying this for valentines day pillow gifts and easter table linen, and last march one customer ordered the 6 inch four times for matching napkin corners on a wedding rehearsal dinner.

Pop it on cream linen, white cotton, oatmeal canvas or pale sage. The blush and burgundy contrast best on light woven cloth. Skip jersey, theres no way the directional satin sits flat on stretchy knit and the peony goes wobbly. Skip dark fabrics aswell, the cream daisy hearts go invisible. Stitch in a corner placement only, the L-shape doesnt centre well and looks awkward floated mid-panel.

Reach for a medium cutaway. Lock the hoop down tight and trust the underlay sequence, the peony will pucker without it. Run a 75/11 sharp needle on cotton, jump up to 80/12 on canvas tote work. Knock the help portal if a stitch reads lopsided.