Click on the image for a larger version. The outlines are easy to trace although this is a watercolor painting. So I did not create a line drawing for this pattern.
Here is the smaller version:
This will look great on household linens, hankies, napkins, etc.
Stitch suggestion: You can do redwork using this design by stitching only the outlines or you can use any of the filling stitches (long and short, chain stitch filling, stem stitch filling, etc.) of surface embroidery.
Color choice: Choice of colors can be your own according to the color of the ground fabric. Using different shades of a same color will make this design look great.
4 comments:
Lovely! (I used to paint - in gouache). I particularly like the colours in the leaves.
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Hi Megan,
Thanks for your lovely comment. I will be very happy if you join the give-away.
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Thank you very much Flora for the beautiful design of flower pattern.. Its amazing. God job.
Thank you very much Flora for the beautiful design of flower pattern.. Its amazing. God job.
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