Wild Daisy Line Art Embroidery Design, Instant Download

Just the one flower. No stem, no leaves, no background. The whole design is a single gerbera daisy head, petals spreading out in all directions like someone pressed a real flower flat and then traced every vein. Each petal gets its own fine line detail running along the length of it, so even at a distance you can see the texture. The center is a packed raised cluster, tight little curved stitches that give it that seed-pod look up close.

Its all black. One colour, 0 colour changes, one stop at the end. The density is moderate at around 510 stitches per square inch so the thread coverage is honest without being heavy. The line work is the whole point here, delicate enough to look hand-drawn, structured enough to sit flat without puckering on a normal run. Biggest size runs about 24k stitches, smallest is just under 13k, so even the large version stitches out in a reasonable session.

The trims are pretty high, 170 on the biggest size, because all those individual petal detail lines get trimmed between them. Thats normal for line art and your machine handles it fine, but last year a customer mentioned it helps to drop the trim speed on older home machines to avoid thread breaks mid-petal. Keep that in mind if youre on an older domestic model.

Stitch it on white, cream or any pale fabric where black line work can do its thing. Avoid anything dark, you need the contrast. Hoop with a woven stabiliser you can tear away after stitching instead of a permanent cutaway, the light density doesnt need anything heavier and the tearaway leaves a cleaner back for frameable pieces. Send me a quick chat if your machine is struggling with the trim count at smaller sizes and Ill give you a few workarounds that work well with domestic hoops.