Plant in Pot Flower Embroidery Design, Instant Download

Heres the plant pot flower and its got real cottage-windowsill warmth. A terracotta clay pot sits at the base, the rim a darker rust brown, the body a warm orange-brown with vertical hatching marks running down the front like the artist drew it with a fountain pen. Out the top of the pot theres a tall stem and itll rise with a wide-open lavender purple flower right at the peak, five soft petals fanned around a deep magenta throat.

The leaves do alot of the visual work. Five broad pointed green leaves climb on individual stems, some pointing up, some sideways, some draping. The shading is darker forest green in the centre veins and the outer edges fade to a brighter spring green. Real botanical-journal energy. Ten colours total, the most density goes into the leaf fills and the terracotta crosshatch. Black hairline outlines hold every shape clean.

Last spring a customer who runs a small plant shop in oregon asked me for something she could put on canvas tote bags for her loyal customers. She wanted hand-drawn warmth not flat clipart. So I went vintage botanical, kinda just leaned into the cross-hatch shading and earthy palette. Since then I get messages aswell from gardening-club mums and small kitchen-decor sellers wanting versions for tea towels and kitchen cushions.

If youre stitching this on cream linen, oatmeal canvas, white waffle weave or a soft sage chambray, itll wear nicely. The terracotta and lavender both push hardest on warm light neutrals. Pop the smaller 4-inch on a tea towel corner and the largest 7.5-inch on a canvas tote front. Skip dark fabric here, the rust pot reads muddy on charcoal and the lavender petals lose definition. Pair with smaller herb-pot designs as a series for a kitchen wall hoop set.

Density runs friendly. 40642 stitches at the largest 7.5-inch and 17229 at the smallest 3.5-inch. Use a medium tearaway stabiliser on cotton tote, switch to cutaway if youre customising a knit shirt. Hoop tight and slow ya machine speed for the directional satin runs on the leaf edges, the leaves are kinda just where the texture sings.