Wild Daisy Bouquet Embroidery Design, Wildflower Machine Pattern

Five white daisies sitting at different heights, like you actually went out and cut them from a field. The petals fan out in satin stitch and each flower tilts a slightly different angle so its not that stiff mirrored look you get with cheap clip-art designs. Orange centres sit raised and densely packed. A couple of pink pom-pom style buds push in from the sides and the jagged green leaves fill the gaps so nothing looks bare.

Down at the base, the stems are pulled together and tied with what looks like a rough bit of brown twine. Thats a small detail but it's what makes the whole thing feel like an actual bunch of flowers and not just a pattern. Seven colours in total. professional digitising tools digitising, so the stitch angles follow the natural curve of each petal rather than all running the same direction.

Works brilliantly on light or neutral fabric. White linen, natural canvas, pale blue cotton all let the orange and pink pop without fighting. Skip dark backgrounds entirely because the white daisy petals disappear against anything deeper than a mid-grey. Anchor the stems properly when you hoop or the bouquet wont sit centred on the larger sizes. On the 8-inch version the stitch count hits around 31,000 so back with a firm tearaway that won't shift mid-run.

I get a lot of questions about this one specifically. People have been using it for spring markets and farmers stalls last summer and the sales on tea towels especially were apparently really good. Stitch it on a ring to hang in a kitchen window or centred on a canvas tote and it reads just as well at 3 inches as it does at 8. Send me a chat if any colour needs swapping out and ill work with you on it.