Red Wildflowers Embroidery Design, Wildflower Meadow Machine Embroidery Pattern, Instant Download

This is one of those designs that just fills the hoop nicely. Simple round-petal wildflowers, the kind youre likely to see growing along roadsides in summer, not fancy roses or anything, just flat cheerful blooms stacked at different heights. Some are fully open, some are still tight little buds near the base. Thats what gives it that natural uneven meadow look rather than a formal floral arrangement.

The stems arc and cross over each other the way real wildflowers actually grow, with small pointed leaves shooting off at angles. All the stems run in dark green and the blooms are solid bright red with no outlines, so the colour contrast is pretty sharp and clean. On a white or pale fabric the two colours do alot of work together.

Its dense toward the bottom and more open at the top, which is a classic meadow layering trick. Last spring a customer with a wreath-style tea towel project told me she ran this at six inches on a natural linen cloth and it looked like a print from an old botanical shop. I believed her. Stitch quality on linen is excellent with this digitising.

Go with light neutral fabrics to keep the red reading true. Pale linen, white cotton, cream canvas all work. Stick to a dense woven fabric and back it with a stabiliser that wont shift when those longer stem stitches travel across the hoop. The density on the big size runs just over 35k stitches so the backing needs to hold firm. Skip stretchy material entirely. Pop it on anything woven and it'll sit flat every time.

Five sizes from four to 8 inches wide. Digitised in my workhorse software. Instant download after purchase. Text me via the shop chat if you need a different size and Ill see what I can do.