Beautiful Floral Embroidery Design, Instant Download

Sat down with this one wanting to do flowers that didnt look like your typical garden variety. The two main blooms are really the star -- a deep purple one on top and a teal-and-aqua one just below it, both open and facing outward. The petals have this really really layered look because the directional satin stitching runs different angles on each petal, so they catch light differently. Its not subtle, its gonna make a statement on whatever you put it on.

Wilcom did the colour map -- 7 colours total running through two greens, purple, aqua, dark purple, black, and white. The density is set at 912 which is on the lighter side for floral fills, and thats on purpose. It keeps the fabric from stiffening up too much, especially on a linen or cotton blend. Use a cutaway stabiliser for stretch fabrics. Pair with a tearaway for wovens and you're good. Avoid topping cloth on the black outlines -- the satin stitch is tight enough to sit flat on most wovens without it. The stem and tendril work is done in single-run outline so it doesnt add bulk.

One customer asked about using this on a denim tote bag -- A customer sent thumbnails of her finished cushion last month, the purple and teal really pop against indigo denim. Stitch it on a linen table runner for a botanical dinner table. Pop it on a jacket sleeve for something a bit different. Customers keep asking for more in this style so Im working on a matching set. Send me a note if you want to know when those drop.

5 sizes from 3.51 to 7.51 inches wide. Stitch count goes from 19,412 up to 44,049 at the largest. Runs about 242 feet of total thread at the mid size so plan your bobbins accordingly.