Tulip Bouquet in Vase Embroidery Design, Instant Download

Six tulips arranged in a cream pot anchor this design, plus a half dozen more crowding the rim, mix of coral orange, rose pink, deep purple and tomato red blooms with a couple of cream-white ones tucked between em. Each tulip head is shaded with directional satin so you see the petal curl, the colour bleeds from a paler tip down to a deeper base which gives em that watercolour florist-shop feel.

Green leaves run upward through the bouquet, long pointed straps in moss and forest green with subtle vein detail. The vase itself is a soft cream with thin grey shading down one side to give it shape, and theres a faint yellow oval shadow stitched under it like the bouquet is sitting on a sunny windowsill. Pieced this together this past march for a buyer who owns a small flower-shop side hustle, she wanted something kinda old-school floral for her business cards and tags.

Stitch this on sand twill, a kitchen apron or a cream linen napkin and the tulip colours read rich without going cartoony. Drop the 3.5 inch onto a tote or a fabric gift wrap, the bouquet works neat as a corner motif at that scale. Skip dark fabric here, the cream vase blends out and ya bouquet looks like its floating in mid-air. Light cream, oatmeal or pale grey works best.

Densest spots are the leaf cluster at the base of the vase and the centre tulip stack, run a medium cutaway stabiliser underneath and slow the rpm for the colour-change sequence, theres 19 colours so plan ya thread caddy ahead. The professional digitising software-digitised file holds clean lines on the vase outline so dont skimp there. Send me a quick note if any colour swap looks weird on ya thread chart and ill remap em right away.