Orange Daisy Garden Embroidery Design, Instant Download

A full meadow view. Daisies packed in at different heights, some in full bloom facing forward, some showing their sides at an angle, a few buds mixed in that havent opened yet. The stems cross and overlap the way they actually do in a real garden bed rather than being arranged in a neat row. Its not a single flower, its a scene. The colour on the petals is this warm salmon-orange, not a flat primary orange, closer to the colour of those cosmos flowers or Indian blanket daisies.

Four colours: salmon-red petals, yellow-orange disc centres, dark green stems and leaves, black for the outline detail. 9 sizes from 2.86 inches wide up to 6.13 inches wide. Stitch range 15,560 on the smallest and 35,334 on the biggest. Density is 769, Wilcom EmbroideryStudio digitising. With 316 trims on the larger sizes youll want to run this on a machine that handles frequent thread cuts without flagging, the daisy count means alot of start-stop transitions.

I get orders for this one mostly from home dec and quilting people. One customer used the 4-inch version last summer on a set of raw-edge pillow fronts for an outdoor patio chair set and the salmon-orange colour choice matched her terracotta pots almost exactly. Best on white, cream, pale sage, or natural linen. Lay a no-show mesh cutaway on anything other than firm woven cotton because the stitch density is high and you need the bobbin support.

Hoop with good tension and go slower on the petal-edge outlines than you think you need to. Skip thin voile or loose-weave fabric because 35k stitches on loose weave causes puckering no matter how good the stabiliser is. Run the 3-inch on the pockets of a linen blouse, use the 5-inch on tote bag fronts, and run the 6-inch on a cushion or framed panel where the full meadow density really reads as a piece of garden art.