Tulip & Peony Vertical Floral Embroidery Design, Instant Download

Its a vertical spray so the composition goes tall rather than wide. Big open peony sits at the bottom anchoring the whole thing, hot pink satin fill with those long directional stitches running across each petal. Above it the tulip stems go up, coral-pink blooms leaning slightly left, and theres a small orange bud tucked in at the bottom right that most people dont notice until they actually stitch it out.

Five colours total. Green leaves use a dense directional fill that gives them depth, not just flat coverage. The bold black outline runs all the way around every element, which is what makes it read so sharp even on busy fabric. my embroidery software digitising means the underlay on the peony petals is properly layered so the fill sits flat, no puckering even on the bigger sizes.

Runs from 5,245 stitches at 3 inches up to 15,396 at 7 inches. Density is moderate so medium-weight woven fabric is the sweet spot. Use cutaway stabiliser here, the satin areas on the peony need solid backing. One customer wanted the 4-inch batch on linen tote bags for a garden club event and they came out really clean, the hot pink against natural linen looked genuinely lovely.

Skip stretchy fabrics, the dense satin fill on those petals wont hold shape on jersey. Hoop tight and use topping on anything with texture, otherwise the petal outline can sink into the weave. Pop it on white, cream, sage green or even a soft navy and those colours read brilliantly. Holler if something doesnt stitch right and Im on it.