Minimal Wildflower Line Art Embroidery Design, Instant Download

Five wildflower stems lined up in a loose row, each one its own shape. Theres a daisy-type with thin radiating petals, a small leafy sprig with tiny oval leaves, a five-petal bloom on a long stem, a wide-leaf grass stalk, and a skinny lavender-style spike with micro florets. None of them are identical and thats exactly the point. Its the kind of design that looks like a quick pencil sketch somebody did from life in a meadow, which is gonna be the whole vibe on a linen tote or a muslin pouch.

Single colour, no fill, just line work. Built in Wilcom at a density of 127, so its genuinely light on the fabric. The smallest size at 1.7 inches wide runs 2,074 stitches and the largest at 3.64 inches wide hits 3,480. Stitch it on a tearaway stabiliser on most light wovens. Hoop the fabric snug because at this stitch density any shifting shows up.

A customer last spring dropped me a note saying she stitched all 5 stems individually on a set of white linen napkins using a single dark olive thread and they looked like actual botanical prints. I get why people love this one for that use. Pick a thread colour and the whole character of the design changes. Sage green on cream linen is honestly my favourite combo. Try charcoal thread on a white cotton tea towel for a modern kitchen look too.

Best on smooth wovens like linen, cotton, or chambray. Skip stretchy jersey because the thin line stitching pulls and distorts. Drop me a message if you want to know which size works best for your project before you start. Five sizes from 1.7 to 3.64 inches wide.