Hand-Stitch Botanical Garment Embroidery Set – 3 Designs

Create delicate, coordinated garment embroidery with this 3-piece Hand-Stitch Botanical Collection.

Instead of dense conventional machine embroidery, these botanical motifs use light, open stitching to create the character of traditional hand embroidery—flowing stems, softly stitched flowers, leaves, buds, and carefully preserved negative space.

The three motifs were designed as a coordinated system, giving you several placement options while maintaining the same botanical style throughout your garment.

Three Coordinated Designs

Main Neckline Motif

The hero design of the collection. Its upright botanical composition works beautifully below a neckline, at center front, or on the upper chest.

Diagonal Side Motif

A flowing asymmetric branch designed for shoulder, upper-chest, side-panel, or lower-side placement.

Small Accent Motif

A compact botanical element for smaller areas including the back neck, pocket, sleeve, or upper chest.

Use them separately for understated decoration or combine the designs on one garment for a coordinated embroidered look.

Light, Hand-Stitch-Inspired Embroidery

This collection has been digitized specifically to preserve an organic handmade character.

The embroidery combines open directional stitches with hand-stitch-inspired line work, allowing more of the fabric to remain visible than with conventional dense fills.

This makes the collection particularly well suited to garments where a lighter, softer embroidered finish is desirable.

Suitable For

Blouses, tunics, dresses, shirts, jackets, neckline embroidery, shoulder accents, pockets, sleeves, back-neck details, and other garment projects.

Thread colors can also be changed on your embroidery machine to coordinate with your chosen garment and fabric.

Digital Product

This listing contains digital machine embroidery files only.

No physical item will be shipped.

You will need an embroidery machine, compatible embroidery software or file-transfer method, and a hoop large enough for your chosen design.

We recommend testing the design on fabric similar to your final project before embroidering the finished garment.