Wild Mixed Floral Bouquet Embroidery Design, Instant Download

Wild mixed bouquet of poppies, daisies and trailing greenery in 13 colours, a proper packed garden gathering on cotton im pretty proud of. Two big scarlet hibiscus blooms anchor the centre with five wide petals each, and the petals fan out with darker red shading along the inner crease. White daisies with sunny yellow centres tuck in around the hibiscus, three on top and a couple peeking from underneath. Purple tulips lean from the side edges with their tight cup shapes, and tiny cobalt blue forget-me-nots fill the gaps with five-petal stars.

Down below and along the edges sit clusters of ruby red berries, three or four to a stem, and the whole bouquet rides on a tangle of leaves, dark forest green for depth and bright kelly green for the highlights. Theres 13 colours total in the file because the bouquet packs in alot of botanicals, but each flower group has clean colour stops so colour changes flow logical, you wont be jumping back and forth on the spool tree.

Couple weeks back a customer ordered the 7-in jumbo size hoop for her grandmas eightieth birthday, she stitched it onto an ecru hopsack pillow front and finished it with piped edges. Pic of grandma holding the cushion was real heartwarming, the dense petal work made it look like a watercolour painting on fabric. And another customer went with the 5-inch run for a denim jacket back panel for her sister-in-laws garden wedding entrance look.

Run this on sand twill, oatmeal linen, white cotton or pale denim, ya want backgrounds that let the red hibiscus and purple tulips carry the eye. Skip dark fabrics for the smaller hoops, ya lose the cobalt forget-me-nots into navy or black. Pop the 7.5-inch run on a pillow cover. The 5-inch sits clean on a tote bag panel. Pair the chest-3 in with a wooden hoop for a hanging botanical art piece. Skip stretch fabric on the biggest hoop, 74k stitches and dense satin will pucker any jersey or knit.

Densest stretches are the layered hibiscus petals and the leaf clusters underneath, theyre stacked so the underlay matters alot. Hoop on heavyweight cutaway stabiliser doubled if youre running the biggest size, and ease the rpm right down through the directional petal fills. Use a fresh microtex 70/10 so the inner counters of the daisies dont pucker. Float a tear-away topper on linen so the dense underlay doesnt show through.