It’s also thanks to Janome that the stitch outs look so incredibly gorgeous and flawless. Thanks to our sponsorship from Janome America, this design set is offered below as a free download. Each design has been expertly digitized to emulate the look of hand embroidery with beautifully textured features, such as a stem stitch, French knots, and ribbed leaves.
Just because they’re subtle, that doesn’t mean they’re simple. The samples you see here were stitched in seven shades of 50wt cotton thread, echoing the original look of botanical drawings, which traditionally employed subtle yet still rich tones to best mimic the colors inherent in each plant. Use one or save them all as a coordinated set. There are six different designs within the collection, each in two size formats. Our machine embroidery set is not meant for scientific analysis but rather to add a graceful floral touch to pillow covers, linens, garments, and more. Some books featuring this delicate art form date back to the work of Greek botanists from between 50 and 70 CE. Prior to the invention of photography, botanical illustration was the only way of visually recording the world’s many species of plant life. The simple beauty and fine detail of botanical drawings have long been a favorite in home décor, but their history goes farther back than you might imagine.
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