Minimal Flower Frame Embroidery Design, Instant Download

This is the frame type, not the centrepiece. Two arching garland arms curve up from a single bloom at the bottom and sweep round to nearly meet at the top, leaving a generous open oval in the middle for whatever you want to put there. A name, a monogram, a date, a quote. Thats really the point of it.

The floral detail along each arm is all outline work, no satin fill anywhere. Small five-petal flowers, narrow pointed leaves and fine branching stems, all rendered in clean running stitch lines so the whole thing stays light and airy on the fabric. Nothing heavy, nothing solid. Density is just 166 so it sits almost flat on the cloth and doesnt distort fine fabric at all.

Single colour, zero colour changes. Stitch count tops out at 8,412 even at 7.5 inches, so this is about as quick a run as embroidery gets. Use a light tearaway on almost anything, even fine cotton lawn and handkerchief linen, it handles all of them without issue. Pop the smaller sizes on card mounts using a stabiliser base and they work for textile greeting cards. Skip anything heavier than medium-weight backing, this design doesnt need it and extra stabiliser just bulks up the back.

Last summer one customer used the 6-inch version on cream linen for a wedding table centrepiece, stitched the couple initials and date in the oval centre in a matching thread. Really simple and really effective. Black on white cotton is the obvious choice and looks crisp. Sage green on white or blush pink on pale grey are both popular for wedding and nursery projects. Dm me with your project details and Ill tell you which size to pick for your specific hoop or garment.