Floral Frame Embroidery Design, Instant Download

Wreath of mixed garden flowers ringing a bare centre, real understated. Thin black rectangular outline holds the centre, then soft buttery yellow flowers cluster at the bottom-left and bottom-right corners. Each flower has five rounded petals with a tiny brown centre, the leaves are sage and olive green, all hand-drawn with delicate ink linework rather than thick outlines. A few buds and stems trail along the frame edges in a loose curve.

Suprised how light this design is, only 21k stitches at the biggest size. Low density. The empty middle is the whole point, so its made for monogramming or layering text inside. Couple of customers have ordered this for wedding invites stitched onto fabric, others use the centre for kid names on nursery pillows. Last summer one buyer asked for it in 5 inch on linen napkins for her daughters bridal shower. Stitched up beautiful.

The 5-inch run sits sweet on a cotton tea towel and you can embroider a kitchen quote in the empty centre, or a couples initials, theres loads of room to play. Pop the largest 7.5 inch on a cushion cover for a nursery and put the baby's name through the middle. The corner blooms keep the whole thing soft, never busy.

Pick lighter fabric, cream linen, oatmeal cotton or pale blush works lovely with the soft yellow. Skip dark fabric because the yellow blossoms wash out and lose their warmth, theres no contrast left for the thin black frame either. Use a lightweight tearaway stabiliser for cotton and linen, the open design means very little pull, even thin chambray holds shape. Hoop tight and check the frame edge runs clean. Its a pretty forgiving design overall, you wont need much fuss. Hit me up via shop chat if the colours look off and ill swap em out.