Floral Love Embroidery Design, Instant Download

The left half is a big sunflower done in burnt orange, petals radiating out with fine white satin lines dividing each petal into segments like a stained-glass effect. The right half is where it gets interesting, its not a full flower at all. Instead ya get a cluster of hearts floating in space, some solid, some with the same segmented fill, all varying sizes, kinda like petals fell off and turned into hearts mid-flight. The whole thing reads as one organic shape from a distance.

3 colours and 2 color changes in the file. Burnt orange does the sunflower petals and the larger heart fills. Hot pink handles the smaller hearts and the outline shapes around em. Salmon peach is the lightest tone, used for the background heart fills and the inner petal faces. Really really works together in a warm way, not sugary, more like valentines done by a florist whos just finished drying wildflowers. 6 sizes from 2.52 inches up to 7.55 by 7.5 inches, stitch count range is 9,818 to 37,298.

I made this one for valentines day orders but honestly it works year-round on the right fabric. A customer who runs a small wedding floristry business grabbed it last february and stitched it onto linen tote bags she gives as gifts to clients at pickup. She sent photos and the orange and peach really sing on natural linen. Its kinda just one of those designs that photographs well no matter what surface its on.

Stitch on cream linen, oatmeal cotton, or a natural canvas tote for the warmest colour read. White fabric works too but the peach salmon tones can look washed out on very bright white cotton. Use a tearaway stabiliser on woven linen or cotton, density is 659 so its forgiving. Send me message if anything looks off when youre stitching it out and Ill check the file.