Pink Daisy Floral Wreath Embroidery Design, Garden Flower Frame Pattern, Instant Download

This pink daisy wreath uses 9 colours and is made from a twisted green vine that loops around into an imperfect circle, its not a clean ring, it overlaps and crosses like someone actually wound a branch round by hand. The flower cluster sits at the lower right and theres a mix going on: one big daisy with white petals and a bright pink centre, two smaller open blooms in hot pink, a bunch of green leaves and small buds on thin stems poking out. Nine colours total, all satin fills, and I digitised it in Wilcom EmbroideryStudio with directional stitching on the petals so they catch the light differently depending on the angle.

Stitch counts go from 10,703 at the 4 inch size up to 25,897 at the largest 9 inch version. The density is moderate at 323 stitches per square inch so this runs quicker than alot of the floral designs I sell. Hoop it on a medium tearaway stabiliser for woven fabrics like cotton, linen or canvas. Use a cutaway if youre stitching on a stretchy knit fabric like a jersey tshirt or a stretchy tote. Pop a topping on any terry cloth or fleece so the petal details dont disappear into the texture.

I get messages about this one round spring and mothers day season especially, people use the empty circle inside the wreath to add a name or date as a monogram centrepiece. That combination looks really good on linen and on tea towels. One customer emailed me last spring after stitching it on a set of napkins for a garden party, she said the green vine colour matched her table runner almost exactly which I honestly wasnt expecting but loved hearing.

Run it on cotton, linen, canvas, lightweight denim or felt. Skip very thin silky fabrics at the large sizes, the satin fills need a bit of structure to sit flat. Use an underlay pass on any loosely woven fabric first. Email me if theres a colour or sizing question and Ill get back to you same day.