Floral Wreath Circle Embroidery Design, Instant Download

Tried something structurally different here. Instead of one solid vine, this wreath is made from 3 separate vine lines interweaving and crossing over each other to form the circular frame. Small five-petal daisy flowers in hot pink hang off the vines at irregular intervals, each with a yellow centre and a couple of narrow green leaf-drops beside them. 4 colours total. The whole thing reads open and airy because the individual vine lines run as fine stitches rather than thick satin columns, more wildflower than garden.

Stitch sequence: pink for the daisy petals goes first at the biggest share, then dark green for the leaves, then yellow for the centres at just 226 stitches, then lighter green handles the vine lines last. At 3.51 inches the total is 4,295 stitches, at 7.51 inches its 8,143. Use a topping on terry cloth or fleece or anything with pile, otherwise the fine vine stitches sink into the fabric. On woven cotton or linen its fine without. Hoop with medium tearaway on stable fabrics. The 96 trim points sit in the file so the machine handles its own thread cutting.

One customer ordered this design just last month for voile curtain panels on a nursery window, the open construction means no shadowing through the thin fabric from the reverse side. Its also popular for iron-on patches on water-soluble stabiliser because the airy vine areas wash away cleanly. Use it for spring and summer items where you want colour without the weight of a dense fill design.