Wildflower Meadow Cluster Embroidery Design, Instant Download

Heres the wildflower meadow cluster, looks like someone walked across a summer field and just grabbed a handful, no styling, no symmetry. Few daisies up top with white petals and mustard yellow centres. Two red poppies tucked into the middle. Sage and olive grass blades fanning out behind, some leaning, some standing tall. Five colours doing the job of fifteen because the placement carries the realism.

The bouquet sits loose, I deliberately staggered the daisy heads at different heights and angles so it doesnt read like a vector clipart. One poppy faces forward, the other tilts a bit. Grass blades cross over each other in spots. Stitch count stays light, only 8,235 at the smallest size and 19,848 at biggest, so machine time runs short. Density average sits at 585, breezy for a floral piece.

Last june a customer ordered the 6 inch size for matching kitchen napkins shes using on her summer wedding tables. Sent me back photos of em folded next to white plates and the red poppies just sang. I get messages alot from gardeners aswell, they want it on cotton tote bags they carry to the allotment.

Stitch on cream linen, white cotton, soft sage canvas or pale wheat for cleanest read. Skip dark fabrics here, the white daisy petals dissapear, and the soft mustard centre fades. Skip patterned gingham aswell, the loose meadow shape needs negative space round it to feel breezy and natural.

Density runs gentle so Run tearaway behind a stable woven cotton, switch to a light cutaway on jersey or knit. Hooped tight on slim grass blades stops the underlay shifting. Pre-wind enough white bobbin thread for those daisy fills before kicking off. Hit me through the contact form if any format wont open.