Rose Bouquet Embroidery Design, Floral Machine Embroidery Pattern, Instant Download

Four roses grouped tight together, open face on each one so the spiral centre and every petal layer going outward is fully visible. The petals are filled with a rich red satin stitch, not outlined and empty, actually filled in, which is what gives the cluster that bold old-school look. Black outlines run around each petal edge and along the leaf veins, and the leaves themselves are a solid dark green fill packed in around the base of the bunch.

The whole bouquet shape is kinda oval, wide in the middle and tapering up and down. Two roses sit at the top, one large one dominates the lower centre, and theres a smaller bud tucked behind on the left. The leaves arent just filler either, they have actual directional stitching that follows the leaf shape with individual vein lines picked out in black. Honestly the leaf work is what separates this from a generic rose design.

Last spring I had a customer order the 5.5-inch for a tote bag front who wanted something that would read from a few feet away. Thats exactly what this does. Solid colour blocks with strong outlines carry at distance, no problem. Ive also seen the 3.5 small stitched on a shirt pocket and it sits realy nicely at that scale too, the detail holds up small.

Best on light fabric. White, cream, pale grey or pale pink cotton lets the red pop without fighting anything. Stitch quality on colour 3 (the red) is satin-heavy, about 6,800 stitches of it on the large size, so pair a fusible cutaway on woven cotton and make sure your topping is on if the fabric has any texture. Hoop tight, run the underlay layer fully before the red comes in, and the density sits just right. Skip stretchy knit, the satin fill will gap. Bobbin tension matters more than usual here because of the high trim count, check it before you run. Holler at me via the shop chat if something goes sideways and Ill sort a replacement file same day.