Create timeless projects with this Vintage Floral Bouquet Embroidery Design, featuring three layered blooms—soft pink, blush, and butter yellow—surrounded by graceful leaves and buds. The hand‑drawn style, gentle shading, and flowing stems make it ideal for classic, romantic, or cottagecore pieces.
Digitized in 11 thread colors, the design uses multiple greens for depth in the foliage and warm peach, coral, and yellow tones for the petals and centers. It delivers rich detail without excessive density, so it finishes beautifully on both garments and home décor.
📐 Sizes (Inch & mm) + Stitches
3.50" × 3.18" (88.9 × 80.8 mm) — 20,765 stitches
4.50" × 4.09" (114.3 × 103.9 mm) — 27,501 stitches
5.50" × 5.00" (139.7 × 127.0 mm) — 34,551 stitches
6.50" × 5.91" (165.1 × 150.1 mm) — 42,549 stitches
7.50" × 6.82" (190.5 × 173.2 mm) — 51,257 stitches
✨ Features
Three focal flowers with layered petals, textured centers, and gently curved stems.
Detailed foliage including multiple leaf shapes, buds, and fine line accents for a full bouquet look.
Eleven-color palette featuring soft greens, warm yellows, blush and coral tones, and deep red accents.
Five hoop-friendly sizes suitable for garment fronts, bags, cushions, and wall hoops.
🧵 File Formats Included
PES, DST, EXP, HUS, JEF, VP3, XXX, CND
🎨 Use Cases
Dress, blouse, and cardigan fronts or hemlines.
Tote bags, project bags, and book sleeves with a romantic touch.
Pillow fronts, table runners, and wall hangings for living rooms, bedrooms, or sewing rooms.
Quilt blocks and borders in floral, vintage, or cottagecore quilts.
💡 Benefits
Professional digitizing balances detail and density for smooth coverage without stiffness.
Multi-size set offers flexibility for coordinating apparel and décor in the same design language.
Soft, versatile palette is easy to match with many fabrics and can be recolored to suit seasonal themes.
❓ FAQs
Q: Can I change the flower colors?
A: Yes, you can easily swap the petal colors for seasonal palettes—spring pastels, autumn tones, or monochrome—while retaining the original shading structure.
Q: What stabilizer should I use?
A: Use medium cutaway for garments and knits; for linens, cottons, and home‑décor fabrics, a medium tearaway or cutaway works well with these stitch counts.
Q: Is this design beginner‑friendly?
A: With moderate density and several color changes, it is suitable for confident beginners and intermediate embroiderers.
Q: How much can I resize it?
A: Keep resizing within about 10–15% of the provided sizes to maintain clean fills and fine leaf details.