Stitch a soft, artistic touch with this Modern Line Flower Embroidery Design, featuring a single blooming stem drawn in graceful black linework with subtle blush fill accents. The airy petal texture and long, elegant stem give this piece a contemporary, minimalist look that pairs beautifully with neutral or pastel fabrics.
Digitized in two thread colors, the design combines fine linear shading with smooth outlines for a delicate yet polished finish. It is perfect for hoop art, pillows, linen napkins, zipper pouches, and wearable pieces like blouses, dresses, and tote bags.
📐 Sizes (Inch & mm) + Stitches
3.51" × 2.47" (89.2 × 62.7 mm) — 7,371 stitches
4.51" × 3.17" (114.6 × 80.5 mm) — 9,339 stitches
5.51" × 3.87" (140.0 × 98.3 mm) — 11,564 stitches
6.51" × 4.57" (165.4 × 116.1 mm) — 13,807 stitches
7.51" × 5.27" (190.8 × 133.9 mm) — 16,115 stitches
✨ Features
Elegant single-stem flower with fine line petals and a small leaf.
Two-color design with soft blush shading and bold black outlines for a modern, illustrative style.
Balanced stitch density and controlled trims for clean results, even on light fabrics.
Five hoop-friendly sizes for anything from small accents to statement placements.
🧵 File Formats Included
PES, DST, EXP, HUS, JEF, VP3, XXX, CND
🎨 Use Cases
Minimalist hoop art, framed textiles, and wall décor.
Linen napkins, tea towels, and table runners for modern kitchens.
Tote bags, cosmetic pouches, and clothing accents (pockets, hems, yokes).
Bridal shower, Mother’s Day, or birthday gifts with a delicate floral theme.
💡 Benefits
Professional digitizing keeps the fine lines smooth and the blush fill areas light and even.
Multi-size set offers flexibility for both small home décor pieces and larger garment placements.
Simple two-color palette makes it beginner-friendly while still looking high-end and artistic.
❓ FAQs
Q: Can I change the blush color?
A: Yes, swap the blush fill for any pastel, neutral, or bold accent color to match your project palette.
Q: What stabilizer should I use?
A: Use medium cutaway on garments and knits; on linens, cottons, or other stable fabrics, a medium-weight tearaway or cutaway works well.
Q: Is resizing safe?
A: For best stitch quality, keep resizing within about 10–15% of the provided sizes so the fine lines stay crisp and not too dense.
Q: Will this work on lightweight fabrics?
A: Yes, the design has relatively open fill and line work, so with proper stabilizer it sits nicely on lighter fabrics like linen and cotton blends.