Two Flowers With Leaves Embroidery Design, Instant Download

Two flowers with leaves sharing one stem, the top bloom upright and the lower one slouching off to the side, like a lil two-stem posy somebody just yanked off the verge. Each daisys carrying nine narrow petals splayed round a textured disc centre. Down below theres a strip of foliage built from tiny paired leaflets along skinny running-stitch arms, so flowers up top, greens trailing under em. Cottage garden vibe, picked off a country lane rather than nursery-bought.

Each petal lays satin radially outward from the disc so the thread carries light down every blade. The centre disc fills tighter than the surrounding petals, sitting a touch raised against the cloth. Stems and lower leaves run flat fill in the same dark green, its one continuous colour-change-free pass.

Three sizes come baked in. 2.5 inch hits 2,020 sts, the 3 1/2 inch lands at 2,837, and the largest 4.5 in version tops out around 3,701. Density holds at 424 which is mid-range, not hammered, so the design rests flat on weddable linens without going board-stiff. Digitised in professional digitising software. I get messages from brides almost every weekend about this one. Last June one bride wrote me about cream linen napkins for her sisters cottage wedding, she ordered the largest for the corner placement and said the green tone hummed against her eucalyptus table runners.

Pop the design on natural linen, cream, oatmeal, soft sage or dusty pink. The dark green sings against muted bases. Hoop tight, the narrow petals will pull abit if theres slack at the rim. Run a tearaway under woven linens or grab a light cutaway on any stretch ya might be working with. Dont risk loose-weave linens at the smallest size, the slim petal tips need a tighter weave to land cleanly. The largest version handles heavier kitchen linen and slubby textures no problem, its forgiving.