Mushroom Garden Floral Embroidery Design, Instant Download

Heres the mushroom garden floral design and its a proper cottagecore little scene. The big tomato-red toadstool sits in the centre with cream coloured spots, its cap flaring out wide and slightly tilted forward. Two baby toadstools peek up from the grass on either side, smaller and shorter but matching the same red and white pattern.

Three purple crocus blooms shoot up from behind the mushrooms, deep violet petals with bright yellow stamens visible at the throat of each flower. Fresh green grass tufts spread along the base, with little seeds and small fallen leaves scattered across the sandy brown earth mound. Sweet detail.

I been working on woodland-style designs for a couple cottage tea-room owners in the lake district who asked for stuff that fits a vintage children-book feel. One ordered three sizes for table runners last christmas and a customer told me her granddaughter pointed at the mushroom and asked if a fairy lived inside. Made my whole week.

Density runs heavy on this one because of the cap fills and the multiple flowers, you got 16 thread colours total and around seventy thousand stitches at the largest size. Also a lot going on for a single design, definately one of our denser pieces.

Stitch on cream cotton, oat coloured linen, sage green canvas or soft yellow brushed flannel for the autumn collection. Skip dark fabrics here, the bright red cap reads okay on black but the purple crocus and brown earth get muddy. Use a heavy cutaway, ideally double layered, plus water-soluble topping to hold the dense fills clean. If your machine breaks thread on the cap section just slow it down and message me a screenshot of where it skipped.