Floral Twin Flower Stem Embroidery Design, Instant Download

Picture two slim stems tucked beside one another. The left one carries a single five petal bloom at its tip with one broad leaf jutting halfway down the stalk. Its taller neighbour runs longer and skinnier, dotted with small buds along the length and feathery little leaves shooting off either side. Every line, every petal, every bud rides on one sage thread. Reads like a quick botanical sketch lifted out of a field journal.

Last april a customer dropped a note saying she needed something tidy for cloth napkins. Cream linen, sage thread, six napkin set. Her dinner table photo came in a fortnight later, eight guests around it, two of em flipping their napkins looking for a label tag. Funny moment. Theres no tag, its simply my little sprig sat there in the corner.

Now the directional satin work runs lengthwise on every petal and leaf, picks up light alot like real foliage does. Both stems wear a soft running stitch outline rather than a heavy satin column. Density lands at 497 which sews friendly on jersey or lightweight cotton without bunching up. Skip metallic thread for this one. The piece wants a matte sage or maybe a moss green tone to feel like a living plant rather than a glossy decal.

Smallest size sews 2454 stitches at 2.5 inches across, largest sews 4438 at 4.5 inches across, three sizes built into the file and every one of em stitches fast. Tuck the smallest onto a baby onesie pocket. Drop the largest along a tea towel hem. The medium fits nicely on a cotton tote front. Each pop of green carries cottage market vibes without screaming for attention.

Hoop firmly with a medium cutaway beneath jersey and use tearaway behind woven cotton. So if you havent stitched a slim satin like this one before, ease the machine speed back a notch when ya hit the bud cluster, the columns sit narrow and any quick jump can drag em off course. Hit up my inbox if the export fails on your machine or the colour list reads wrong on import.