Wildflower Stems Embroidery Design, Instant Download

Heres the wildflower stems and its a sweet lil meadow piece. Three or four tall stems shoot up from a clump of grass blades at the base. Each stem carries a handful of small pink star flowers scattered up the length, some open, some still budding tight. Tiny yellow centres dot the middle of each open bloom. Real cottage-garden energy, kinda like the wild stuff that pops up by the side of the road in may.

The drawing style stays loose and friendly. Spring green leaves run paired up the stems in tidy little sets and the grass at the base fans out wide like its been sitting in the sun. The pink petals are simple five-point stars, no fussy detail, just clean satin column fills with a yellow french-knot style pip in the middle. Three colours total. Pink, green, yellow. Honestly thats it.

Spring rolled in and a florist in oregon ordered the biggest 7.5 build size for canvas market totes. She wanted something light and seasonal that wouldnt overpower the linen weave. Plenty of quilters have written in since, using it as the centre of pillow blocks, and sewing-club mums keep asking about a digitising-friendly version for their old singer machines. Yes it works on older models too.

Sit this on a soft white cotton, brushed oatmeal linen, white waffle weave or a soft sage chambray. The pink really sings on warm neutrals and the green stems give it room to breathe. Sew the mid 4-in on a baby bib hem. Sit the 6-inch on the front of a tote bag or a kids dress yoke. Glossy synthetic fabric wont behave with the simple satin fills, those want absorbent woven cloth to settle right.

Density runs friendly. The tallest size lands around 20288 stitches and just over 10k at the smallest, abit of a quick stitch for a small embroidery business. Lay down a light tearaway stabiliser on cotton, swap to mesh cutaway if youre customising onesies or knit baby tees. Send me a chat if the file gives ya any hassle and i'll rebuild it from source.