Yellow Daisy Wildflower Embroidery Design, Wildflower Bunch Pattern, Instant Download

Eight daisy heads on tall stems, fanning out in a loose natural cluster thats not perfectly symmetrical. Some stems are taller, some heads angle outward, the whole thing has that just-picked-from-a-field quality rather than looking like a florist arrangement. The leaves at the base are feathery and sit low, which grounds the design without taking up much space.

4 colours: yellow petals, dark red button centres, green stems and leaves, and a second lighter yellow used as a highlight so the petals have some depth. The petals are laid down in directional satin stitch that fans from the centre outward, which is how you get that smooth radiating look. Stems use a narrower satin column, dense at 670 so they come out firm and crisp. my professional tool, Tajima format.

5 sizes going from 2.82 inches wide by 4 inches tall up to 5.63 by 8 inches. Stitch counts run from 14,367 at the smallest to 30,188 at the largest which is a alot of thread for a wildflower floral, the density is what gives it that polished finish. Use a cutaway stabiliser for the larger sizes, the stem columns are heavy enough that a tearaway can shift. A customer sent me a photo last spring of this on a craft-fair tote she took to a farmers market, it looked great. Its a popular piece for a centred grocery tote.

Stitches well on cotton, linen, canvas and medium weight denim. Hoop the fabric tight since the satin areas will pull if theres any slack. Run the green stems first since they set the underlay for everything above, and use a topping on any textured fabric to keep the petal edges crisp.