Romantic Rose Heart Outline Embroidery Design, Floral Valentine Pattern

Roses arranged into a heart shape, where the stems and blooms actually trace the outline rather than sitting inside a drawn heart. Its a really nice way of doing it because the heart reads clearly from a distance but close up you see all the individual rose detail. Kinda like a wreath but in a heart form.

Single colour, which I actually think is the right call here. Stitching it in deep burgundy on cream linen or white cotton lets the detail breathe, and the directional stitching on the rose petals gives genuine dimensionality. Density is 345 so its not a heavy stitch-out, good balance for the detail level. The 5 sizes run from just under 3 inches wide up to 6.32 inches, stitch count ranges from 6,523 to 16,364.

Reach out if you need the file in a specific format and I can check what's available. I made this one specifically for valentines day but customers use it year round for rose-themed gifts, my niece stitched one on a canvas tote for her mum last spring and it genuinely looked like it cost three times what it did.

Pop tearaway behind woven cotton and linen. Cutaway is better for any stretchy fabric since the detail-heavy rose sections need firm backing. Avoid very dark or textured fabrics at the small size, the petals kinda disappear against busy backgrounds.

Try it centred on a linen guest towel, on the front of a fabric gift bag, or scaled to left chest on a denim shirt. The single colour means it works with whatever thread colour suits the recipient.