Pastel Daisy Corner Floral Embroidery Design V2, Instant Download

I digitised this pastel corner floral last spring after a tea towel maker emailed me asking for something that fans into a corner rather than sitting centred. She wanted to keep the middle of the towel clean for kinda just printing or the recipients monogram. So this corner spray builds out specifically to fan diagonally across one corner with the rest of the fabric left open.

The bouquet uses 7 colour stops, mostly pastels. White daisy petals with mustard centres, dusty pink wildflowers, lavender buds, sage leaves, and a darker green for the stem shading. Density runs 776 which is genuinely light, so it sits really really clean on linen, cotton, and even thinner tea towel weights without needing heavy stabiliser. Its got room for personalising letters underneath. Thats the spot Id tighten the underlay. Thats why Ive been leaning on cutaway here.

Stitch counts run from 1070 on the smallest 4.5 inch wide version up to 49212 on the 8.5 inch wide. 16 sizes total in the file so ya can pick the right scale for almost any project. The 6 inch version is my go-to for a standard tea towel corner, the 8 inch version sits great on a pillow corner or a quilt block. The detail on the wildflower buds reads cleanly even at the smaller end because the underlay tuning for fine fill work. Tape the topping in place.

One customer used the 7 inch version on a christening blanket corner and the pastel palette landed perfectly against the cream cotton. Use a tearaway behind woven cotton, light cutaway behind any knit, and skip the fine wildflower buds if you scale below 4 inch.