Cute Turquoise Flower Embroidery Design, Instant Download

Round little flower with filled petals radiating out from a small white centre. The petals are in turquoise, that specific blue-green that lands somewhere between a pool and a lagoon. Not mint, not teal, proper turquoise. Its got 3 colours total working across the petals and centre so theres a lil bit of shading going on which is what stops it looking completely flat. Compact and cute is the right description, I think.

Seven sizes from under an inch all the way up to 2.42 inches wide. Stitch count goes from 1141 at the smallest to 4354 at the largest. Three colour changes, which is minimal for a design that has this much going on in the petals. Density sits at 720 which is good for a filled flower, it wont feel stiff after wash. professional tools digitising means the tatami fill inside each petal is smooth with proper directional stitching.

I had a customer last summer order it for 12 matching gardening aprons as gifts for a community garden group. They used the 2-inch size on the front bib pocket in turquoise thread on a khaki canvas apron and I recieved a photo that looked genuinely lovely. The colour popped against the canvas in a way I didnt expect.

Best on plain woven fabric, white or cream cotton, natural linen, light canvas. Turquoise reads best on neutral backgrounds. Pop it on a hat brim, shirt pocket, or centre of a small pillow. Use cutaway stabiliser on knit fabric because of the dense tatami fill sections. Tearaway on rigid woven cotton is fine for the larger sizes. Avoid dark backgrounds unless you want the turquoise to go moody rather than cheerful, it does work on navy but the feel changes. Drop me a line if the colour registration looks off on your first test stitch.