Little girl figure with an oversized flower crown that's nearly as big as she is, rendered in 5 pastel thread colours. Face is simplified, just enough to read as a character without getting fussy. The dress flows into botanical shapes, like petals and leaves growing out from the hemline and sleeves, so the whole silhouette has this garden fairy feel to it. Blush pink, sage green, warm cream, soft lilac and dusty rose sit together without clashing. Its the kind of colour palette that works on both pale and mid-tone fabrics.
Only 3 sizes available on this one, running from 6.01 to 8.01 inches wide, so its a proper centrepiece design rather than a pocket accent. Stitch count between 32,527 and 43,825, which is dense but Im glad Wilcom handled the flower crown detail because all those individual petal fills need clean edge lines to not bleed into each other. Height stays between 4.36 and 5.82 inches, which is wider than it is tall, a landscape-ish proportion that drops well on a shirt front or a tote bag panel.
My niece asked me last spring if I could put a flower girl on her new school bag. I used the smallest 6-inch size on her natural canvas backpack front panel. She wore it every day for the rest of term and I got 3 messages from other parents asking where she got the bag from. So yeah, this one travels well on kids gear.
Email me if you want to run it on performance fabric or anything with stretch, I can advise on the best stabiliser weight for your base. Stitch the large 8-inch size onto a cotton tote for a statement gift bag. Pop the medium version on a girls bedroom cushion cover in a matching pastel scheme. Lay medium cutaway behind cotton canvas to keep the dense flower crown fills from puckering at the centre.
The crown area has the highest density, so ease your machine speed there. Avoid super dark fabric because the cream thread reads muddy and the pastel palette loses its softness. Skip water-soluble topping on tight wovens, it isnt necessary here and just adds cleanup time.
What people are using this design for
A starting point. The design works for plenty more than just this list, this is what folks have stitched it onto most.
- girls canvas backpack or school bag front panelStitch the 6-inch version on a natural canvas backpack front and it becomes a statement piece a girl will love every day
- bedroom cushion cover for a girls roomRun the 8-inch size on a cotton cushion cover in blush and sage tones to anchor a girls bedroom colour scheme
- spring birthday gift tote or gift bagPop the medium size on a canvas gift bag and use it as a spring birthday present that doubles as a keepsake
- girls dress or shirt front centrepieceEmbroider the large version centred on a girls cotton shirt front for a one-off wearable that cant be bought in stores
- botanical nursery wall hoopUse the smallest size in a 7-inch hoop frame for a botanical nursery wall piece that suits a floral garden theme
- flower girl bag for a wedding partyStitch the design on a small cotton drawstring bag for a flower girl gift at a spring or garden wedding
- cotton canvas tote for a mum or teacher giftRun the medium version on a natural tote and gift it to a teacher or mum at the end of term
Dimensions
3 sizes included. Stitch counts shown for the largest colorway.
| Size (in) | Stitches |
|---|---|
| 6.01 × 4.36 in | 32,527 |
| 7.01 × 5.09 in | 38,155 |
| 8.01 × 5.82 in | 43,825 |
Files & Formats
Eight machine formats included in one zip. Whichever your machine reads, its in the pack.








Plus a color chart for thread matching. See full format guide.
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