Small Floral Branch Embroidery Design, Instant Download

Slim branch, six tiny five-petal blossoms huddled in a small floral cluster at the crown and two pairs of broad pointed leaves spreading from the lower stem. Looks like a sprig snapped off a fruit tree in early spring, small cherry or pear blossom kind of bough. Count is hard to pin, some blossoms sit tucked behind the others.

Each blossom carries a flat satin fill, five round petals spinning out from a centre dot. Foliage below switches to directional stitch traveling along each blade, so the broader leaves catch more light. Everything rides on a thin running-stitch backbone, no outline anywhere, no second colour, its one continuous green pass.

Three sizes load up. 2.5 in lands at 2,478 sts, the 3.5 in pulls 3,246, and the largest 4.5 in clocks 4,119 sts. Density 524 which is denser than the rest of this floral mini-set, the tiny petals benefit from tighter packing so theyll hold sharp even at the smallest version. Run a sharp 75/11 on cotton or step up to a 80/12 on denim, the petals dont read clean off a ballpoint.

Last spring one customer ran a stack of pale pink cotton shirts for her brooklyn fashion market stall, she hooped the largest version over the left chest pocket and sold the whole run in a single day at a valentines weekend pop-up. People are gonna keep grabbing it for the same kind of small spring drops, weekend brand markets, easter table sets.

Pair with a tearaway under woven cotton, lawn, poplin or shirting fabric, swap to cutaway for any stretch jersey. Hoop the cloth tight, those tiny petal tips need the surface flat to land clean. White, cream, pale pink, dusty blue and pale yellow let the green read fresh. At the 2.5 in size avoid printed fabric, the cluster vanishes against pattern. The big 4.5 inch happily rides a soft floral background no problem.