Floral Half Wreath Frame Embroidery Design, Instant Download

Heres the floral half wreath frame and its built for adding a name in the open middle. Wreath curls down from upper right, sweeps along the right edge, and finishes mid-bottom. Two clusters of layered pink and magenta flowers anchor the right side, one cluster up top and one near the bottom. Emerald leaves fill the gaps and lime tendrils curl outward to soften the edges of the frame.

The flower fills are flat satin without any heavy black outlines so the design reads really really clean and modern. Each bloom has soft gradient shading from pale pink at the petal tip into a hotter magenta at the centre, the way real garden petals catch the light. Just 4 colours total, two pinks and two greens, which makes for a quick stitch out. Density is gentle, only about 12k stitches on the biggest 7.5 inch size. Wont take ya all afternoon to run.

I made this last summer for a customer customising her daughters wedding shower napkins. She wanted a frame she could drop the bride and grooms initials into without losing the floral feel, and this half wreath let her do exactly that. Since then a couple of customers grabbed it for nursery hoops with a baby name in the middle. Theyve been ordering em for baptism gifts too.

Stitch on cream linen, soft white cotton, sage green tea towel weave, oatmeal canvas. Pink pops alot harder on lighter grounds. Skip dark navy or black coz the soft pink petals fade against em. Its a contrast issue more than anything. Pop the 4 inch on a kitchen tea towel corner. Pair the 6 inch with a name in the open frame for a nursery wall hoop. Run the 5 inch on a wedding shower napkin set. Density is light at 302 spi so a basic tearaway stabiliser handles it on most woven cotton fabric. Use mesh cutaway under jersey or finer linens. Hoop firm coz the small lime tendrils need stable cloth. Dont skip on the underlay, the satin columns on the leaves are directional so let the machine slow a touch through em.