Multicolor Floral Flower Bunch Embroidery Design, Instant Download

Not a bouquet, more like a garden patch where everything just came up at once. Roughly 13 daisy-type flowers, each on their own thin red stem, spread across the frame at different heights. The tallest stem pushes a sky-blue daisy right to the top of the composition, and everything else fans out below it in a rough dome shape.

Three flower colours mix without any particular order: sky blue, lemon yellow and a warm salmon-peach. Every flower's got a hot pink centre, which is what ties them together visually and stops the design feeling chaotic. Lime green oval leaf buds sit along the stems and give the bunch that mid-spring feel like the leaves havent fully opened yet. Coral-red stems carry the whole thing and you can actually see them clearly, which is unusual for a floral design and gives this one a botanical illustration quality. My niece ran this on a batch of tote bags last april and said she had people asking to buy them straight off the table before she'd even finished setting up, so thats become my go-to recommendation for market sellers.

Six colours with 7 colour changes, so there's more machine stops than a simpler floral. But the stitch density's genuinely low for a design with this much going on, so each colour section stitches fast. The design scales well and the 8-inch version is impressive on a larger item like a tote or tablecloth panel.

Stitch on white or natural fabric where all the flower colours can hold their own against each other. Cream linen is probably the nicest base, you wont go wrong there. Use woven fabric if you can, it holds the open stem areas much cleaner than jersey or stretch knits. Skip dark backgrounds. And dont rush the hooping on this one, the scattered layout needs even tension throughout or the outer stems can shift.