Golden Floral Heart Wreath Embroidery Design, Instant Download

Worked up this wreath design with a romantic angle -- the frame is a fully closed circle built from looped floral sprigs, and at the top and bottom of the ring there are small heart-shaped accent points where the circle meets itself. Its subtle. You have to look to notice the hearts are there, they read more as decorative knots at first glance. The copper-poly thread (Colorway 1 Orange, code 12) gives this one a warm antique-bronze feel on cream or ivory fabric. 42 trims total through the full ring, zero colour changes, single stop.

Five sizes, 3.01 to 7.01 inches wide, stitch count from 2,987 at the small end up to 6,600 at the largest. Density at 151 -- one of the lighter wreath designs in this range, which is deliberate. The open floral sprig structure needs lower density so the individual loops read cleanly and dont crush into each other at smaller sizes. Digitised in Wilcom EmbroideryStudio. Run it with a cutaway stabiliser on knit or stretch fabric. Use a tearaway on stable wovens like cotton canvas or linen -- it peels cleanly at this density. Pair this with a script name inside the ring if you want to add a personalised element to a gift.

The heart accents make this one realy suited to valentines day gifts but its honestly not season-specific -- this works year round on home decor and keepsakes. One customer ordered it this past february for a set of anniversary cushion covers, stitched in a rich copper thread on cream linen, and said it came out exactly like she pictured. The circular shape with a clear open centre holds a short name or a 2-letter monogram without crowding the looped border.