Flower Holding Hands Embroidery Design, Instant Download

Sketched this one from the angle of someone offering flowers rather than just holding them. Its a single slender hand gripping two long stems diagonally, and the blooms at the top are different from each other. On one stem theres a daisy-style flower with open petals, on the other a fuller sunflower head. At the base of the hand, tucked in near the wrist, theres a lily bloom with its petals open outward. The whole thing is done in satin outline with no heavy fill, so the hand and flowers both have that delicate botanical illustration feel.

4 sizes in the file, stitch range from around 2,024 at the smallest up to 18,007 at the largest. Single colour, no thread changes needed, digitised in Wilcom EmbroideryStudio. Because its mostly satin outline work, the stitch density stays manageable even at bigger sizes. Use a medium cutaway stabiliser. If youre stitching on jersey or anything stretchy, hoop it tight and dont skip the stabiliser, the diagonal orientation can wander a bit on unstabilised stretch fabric.

My friend stitched it for her sisters group gift last summer and a customer wrote me about doing five for a friendship batch. My niece stitched it on a cream linen tote last summer as a gift for her best friend and it honestly looked like something from a boutique shop. Works nicely on cream, sage, light olive, and white fabrics. Avoid very busy patterned fabrics because the outline detail is fine and needs a clean background to read well.

Stitch it on a pocket, a pouch, or a tote. Works as a hoop gift too if youre looking for something with a handmade feel.