Purple Crocus Flower Bouquet Embroidery Design, Instant Download

Cluster of six purple crocus blooms with grass blades. Reads as a proper spring piece. Five lavender crocus blooms fanning out from a tight green leaf base, petals open wide so ya can see those mustard-yellow stamens tucked deep in the centre. The lavender body of each petal sits over a darker violet shading at the tips, gives the flowers that papery thin look real crocuses have early in the season.

Bunch of slim olive leaves shoot up between the flowers, drawn with directional satin so they catch light like real foliage. The orange-rust thread weaves through the stamens and the seed pods at the base, adds warmth against all that cool purple. Black outlining is kept light, just enough to define petal edges without making it cartoony, the bouquet reads botanical not graphic.

Sketched this one around easter for a customer whod wanted a tea towel set for her mums birthday. Her order was for the 4-inch run on white linen and the colour balance held up real nice on washed cotton. Shes since reordered twice. Density is on the moderate side, 31,997 max stitches, so it sits well even on lighter fabrics if ya stabilise properly. Cant push it on terry though without topping.

Stitch the bigger sizes on stone canvas or oatmeal linen where the lavender and olive can breathe. Steer clear of deep charcoal grounds, the purple goes muddy and ya lose the whole spring vibe. Drop the 3-inch run on a quilt block or a cotton tote for a softer feel. Pair with a heavy cutaway under and a sheer topping on towel terry to keep the satin petals from sinking. Slow the rpm on the dense yellow stamen blocks, theyll pull short stitches if ya rush em.

Hit me up via the chat box if anything misbehaves and ill cut a leaner version for ya same day.