Floral Corner Vine Embroidery Design, Instant Download

Its an L-shaped corner and its all one thread colour, but theres a lot going on in there. Three five-petal daisy blooms sit along the bend of the L, the biggest one at the corner itself and two smaller ones stepping down each arm. The petals are open in the centre so the fabric shows through and gives it that light, airy feel rather than a heavy filled look.

The stem is the interesting part. It winds up the vertical arm and along the horizontal one with these loose S-curve scrolls that curl back on themselves at the ends. Pointed leaves shoot off the vine at different angles, some filled solid, some just outlined, which breaks up the rhythm nicely and stops it looking too uniform. The whole thing reads like something off the border of an old botanical print or a vintage tablecloth pattern.

Colour-wise the whole design runs on a single warm golden-orange thread. Thats deliberate. It keeps the embroidery clean and repeatable, and it means customers can swap to any thread colour they like without dealing with colour changes. Got a customer last spring who stitched it in dusty rose on ivory linen napkins and sent me a photo and it looked completely different, more romantic and modern than the gold version. Thats the kind of design this is.

Stitch it on stable woven fabric for the cleanest finish. Cotton, linen, even a decent canvas all work well. Pop a light tearaway stabiliser behind it for crisp satin edges on the scroll sections. The single colour and low density mean its also a good one to use on table linen, cotton napkins or anything you want to wash repeatedly without the backing looking rough. Skip loosely woven fabric because the open petal sections need a tight weave underneath to hold the outline shape.

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