Floral Heart Frame Embroidery Design, Heart Wreath Machine Embroidery Pattern, Instant Download

The heart shape here isnt a filled solid, its a botanical wreath frame built from roses and foliage that traces the outer edge of a heart. The rose blooms cluster heaviest at the top two curves where a heart naturally has its most recognisable shape, and smaller leaves and buds fill in along the sides down to the bottom point. Open centre with plenty of room for a name, initial, or date if you want to add text afterward. Single colour, so its all about thread choice, deep rose on white is the classic, but Ive seen customers stitch it in burgundy on ivory and it looks genuinely like antique embroidery.

Four sizes from 3.55 inches up to 6.21 inches wide, stitch count ranges from 7,055 to 11,065. The satin fills on the rose petals have a directional underlay so the petals dont look flat even in a single colour, theres real form to them. A standard medium tearaway works on most stable wovens. One customer last valentines day stitched the mid-size build on a white pillow and said it was the best gift shed given in years because it looked handmade rather than printed. I actually get alot of repeat orders on this one around February.

Stitch it on a linen or cotton cushion cover and add a couples name in the heart centre for a wedding or anniversary gift. Use a medium tearaway stabiliser on quilting cotton or linen. Pair a deep rose or dusty pink thread with a natural cream fabric for a vintage feel. Run the 4-inch version on a baby blanket corner as a delicate nursery accent, the satin petals hold shape well on soft cotton fleece with proper hooped cutaway underneath.