Beautiful Wildflower Bouquet Embroidery Design, Instant Download

Its a loose gathered bunch of wildflowers, not a tight formal arrangement. Youve got maybe 6 to 8 different bloom types in there: some with open petal faces, some with tight little buds, a few with thin satin petals radiating from a centre, and stems that go in slightly different directions like they were just cut from an actual garden. Seven thread colours run through it: pale yellow and dusty rose for the larger open blooms, soft lavender for a lil cluster on one side, sage green throughout the stems and leaves, warm coral for the tallest flowers, white for some of the smaller buds and a dark thread for the stem outlines. Five spans 3.5 reaching 7.5 wide to 7.5 in span.

At 426 density the file doesnt push the thread too hard, but with 7 colour changes you want each section to lay flat before the next colour drops. I run this on medium cutaway stabiliser under most fabric because botanicals with this many elements need a stable base to keep the smaller satin petals from puckering when the hoop tension shifts. A customer sent me a photo of this on a linen tote last spring and the sage green stems had picked up a kinda watercolour quality because the linen tooth shows through the lower-density fill. Really nice effect if you want it. On a flat cotton the fills will be more solid and clean.

Stitch the 7.5 design across the back of a denim shirt where you've got space. Use a 3.5 hoop on a front chest pocket position. Pop it on a linen napkin set as a spring table piece. Add it to a canvas zipper pouch for a garden or craft supply kit. Run the 5-inch face on the yoke of a soft cotton dress for a summer piece that doesnt look like it came from a machine.