Floral Leaf Wreath Embroidery Design V2, Instant Download

Its a full circular botanical wreath, leaves layering around the outside with small scattered flowers breaking it up. Two colours, sage and a soft dusty rose tone, and the whole composition sits in a near-perfect circle. The leaves have directional stitching so each one has its own grain, they dont all lie flat in the same direction the way cheap digitising tends to look. The flowers are small satin-filled shapes with a darker outline that gives them some depth without getting complicated.

Five sizes running from 3.51 inches up to 7.51, and the stitch count goes from 6,491 at the smallest to 15,017 at the largest. That density setting at 267 keeps it from going boardy even at the bigger sizes. Ive tested this on cotton quilting fabric and linen and both come out clean. Use a tear-away stabiliser on woven fabrics, cutaway if youre going on a heavier canvas bag or a structured tote that takes alot of flexing.

A customer last spring used the 7.5-inch version as the centre of a personalised wedding gift, she stitched someones initials inside the wreath using her machines built-in alphabet. Looked genuinely professional. Text placement inside this kind of open botanical frame is one of the main things customers do with it, Im still suprised how well it works with different font styles dropped in the middle.

Pick a light-coloured base fabric so both colours read. On cream linen or natural cotton the sage and dusty rose sit really nicely together. Avoid very dark backgrounds because the rose colour specifically doesnt have great contrast against dark. Add a topping layer on terry towels to stop the directional leaf stitching from sinking into the pile.

Stitch it on a tote, a pillow panel, a table runner, or a flour sack towel. Send a note if the file has any issues and Ill have a fixed version out quickly. Text me a note if anything looks off and Ill resend the file.