Yellow Daisy Bouquet Embroidery Design, Summer Floral Machine Embroidery Pattern, Instant Download

Nine daisies packed into one tight bouquet, stems all pulled together at the base like someone just grabbed a fistful from the garden. Thats basically what it looks like. Each flower's got those long pointed petals radiating out from a warm amber-orange center, and they overlap where they crowd against the neighbouring flowers so the bouquet reads as one solid mass of yellow rather than nine separate heads.

The green underneath isnt just filler. Serrated leaves poke out between the lower flowers and the stem section is full and layered, not just a thin line. So even when you stitch this on plain fabric the design has that picked-from-the-ground weight to it, not the flat clip-art kind of bouquet you've seen everywhere. It's been moving steadily since spring started, mostly for totes and kitchen stuff from what I can tell. My sister-in-law stitched it on a cream linen apron last week and she couldn't believe how good it looked, said it doesnt look handmade at all.

Four colours total. Yellow carries the petals, orange builds the centres, dark green handles the main stems and leaves and a second medium green fills in the smaller leaf details. Colour changes are minimal so machine stops are quick and the thread count wont surprise you even at the bigger sizes.

Stitch it on natural linen, cream canvas or white cotton for the cleanest colour payoff. The yellow really pops against neutral backgrounds and gets a bit lost on patterned or warm-toned fabric. Skip dark bases entirely. Use an iron-on stabiliser on stretchy knit fabrics like jersey. And hoop snug, the dense petal areas need even tension or the centres can pucker slightly.