Floral Llama Embroidery Design, Instant Download

Worked up this design as a portrait crop rather than a full body, so its really all about the face and the botanical frame around it. The llama is rendered in black linework with white fill on the facial fleece, kinda like a botanical illustration youd find in an old nature guide. The real weight of the design is the circular flower wreath that surrounds it, stitched entirely in dark green. Those flowers are four-petalled with small leaf clusters between them, and the wreath is dense enough that it forms a solid ring, not an open scattered border.

Three colours: black, white, and dark green. Two colour changes, 3 stops, 130 trims. Density is 648 and stitch count at the smallest 5-inch size is 19,303, going up to 31,862 at 7 inches. Thats realy a substantial file. The flower wreath section has tightly packed satin columns on each petal, so use a firm cutaway stabiliser underneath and layer a water-soluble topping over any velvet or towelling fabric to keep those petal edges crisp.

Wilcom did the satin run with directional underlay on the llama face fill so it reads as soft fleece texture rather than a flat satin block. Three sizes: 4.01 x 4.01, 5 x 5, and 7.01 x 7.01 inches. Hoop a cushion cover centred and the square format places itself without guessing. Stitch the 7-inch version on cream linen and it genuinely looks like a framed botanical print. Run a layer of topping film on linen and you get sharper edge definition on the wreath petals. Pop it on a canvas tote front panel at 5 inches and theres enough fabric clearance on all sides without it feeling cramped.

Dark green plus black and white is garden-neutral, works against cream, sage, white, or a deep navy. A customer ordered the 7-inch version for a framed hoop display and said the wreath density looked almost like lacework from a distance. Good for spring projects but honestly its a year-round colourway.