White Daisy Butterfly Embroidery Design, Instant Download

Its a little garden scene, honestly. About 9 or 10 daisy blooms spread across 3 main stems, all those white satin petals fanning out from bright yellow centres. The stems have these wispy ferny side leaves digitised in grass green, which gives it that wild-meadow feel rather than a formal bouquet. Theres a small bud tucked in near the base of one stem too, which is a nice detail.

Four tiny butterflies are dotted around the whole thing, and they're each a different colour. Hot pink one perched at the top, yellow on the left, teal in the middle, another yellow on the right. Small solid-fill shapes, simple but they add movement. The whole composition has this sense of things fluttering and drifting, not stiff at all. Last spring I got a batch of messages from mums asking if this works on nursery pieces and honestly, ya, it does really well on cream fleece blankets.

Stitch-wise its a complex build. 6 colours, density 433, running from 11,314 stitches at 3.3 inches up to 22,901 at 6.61 inches wide. Stick to firm cutaway anything stretchy, or a medium-weight tearaway on woven canvas or linen. The petal satin sections need proper underlay or they'll pucker on the corners. professional embroidery software digitised this one so the pull compensation is already dialed in.

Hoop your fabric centred and keep the tension even. The teal butterfly in the centre is the smallest element so make sure your bobbin thread isnt creeping through on that one. Pop it on a white or cream background so the white petals actually read properly.