Minimalist Green Floral Outline Embroidery Design, Instant Download

Its a floral outline. Single colour, no fill inside, just the clean line of a small flower with petals and stem drawn in green. Kinda like someone sketched it lightly in botanical illustration style but then digitised it properly so it stitches sharp. The negative space inside each petal is what gives it that open airy look instead of the heavy fill youre used to seeing on most floral designs.

Seven sizes from just under 1 inch up to 2.5 inches. Stitch count goes from 630 at the smallest to 1170 at the largest, which is realy low. Gonna stitch fast on any machine. Single colour means zero colour changes, just load your thread and go. I use forest green or sage as the default but honestly any thread colour works because the line art reads clearly no matter what you pick.

Really popular with people making botanical tote bags, journal covers, linen napkins. One customer this spring stitched a whole set of dinner napkins with different botanical outlines scattered across the corner and this was one of em. She said the low stitch count meant she could knock out a full set in an evening, which I completely beleive given how light the file is.

Use a tearaway stabiliser on cotton, linen or canvas. At the smaller sizes keep your hoop really taut because the outline stitching is all satin column and even slight hoop slip can make those thin lines look wobbly. Avoid hooping terry or heavy knit fabric for the 1-inch version, the pile eats the lines. Send me message if the outline stitches look fuzzy and Ill check the density for your fabric weight.