Hibiscus Flower Bouquet Embroidery Design, Instant Download

Trio of hibiscus blooms with curling green leaves anchors this bouquet, two big tropical flowers front and centre, both done in crimson red with a kinda just lit-from-within glow from tonal shading down the petals. The petals are filled with classic cross-hatched satin which gives em a real silky look up close. Yellow stamens with red dot tips reach out from the centre of each flower, real pollinator-bait energy.

Around the blooms theres a thick cluster of deep green pointed leaves, some folded back to show the lighter underside. Lime-green highlights on the leaf edges give the bouquet that kinda just freshly-cut feel. A couple of small burgundy buds sit at the tips of two stems, ready to open. Reads like a real botanical study, not the flat decal style.

I drew it for the tropical and garden category which sells real solid here all year. Last spring one customer ordered the largest 7.5-inch on a kitchen apron she was customising for her aunts birthday. The aunt grew hibiscus in her backyard so the gift hit different. Folks ask about big floral pieces all the time and its one of the heavier-stitched options in the category.

Stitch on stone canvas, ivory poplin or natural osnaburg for the cleanest tropical look. Red just sings on warm neutrals. Skip dark olive fabrics aswell, the green leaves blur into the cloth and the bouquet loses depth. Drop the 3-inch run onto a hand towel or napkin for hostess gifts, the bigger size sits beautiful on cushion fronts and quilted wall pieces.

It runs heavy. Stitch counts climb from 19,909 on the small size to 53,471 on the biggest. Density at 953 means tight satin coverage so theres no skipping the heavy cutaway underlay. Use topping film over the petals so the bobbin doesnt show through on the lime highlights. Hibiscus has 11 colours total so set ya thread tray ahead of time. Send me a note in the shop if anything reads off on ya fabric and ill swap colours.