The motif shows a dandelion viewed close up. The serrated leaves spread low across the surface. From the centre grow several stems bearing both flowers and seed heads.<\/p>\n
The yellow blossoms appear open and clearly defined. A few seed heads are rendered as light, airy spheres, creating variation and reinforcing the botanical character.<\/p>\n
The reddish stems create contrast against the green leaves. Subtle colour transitions add depth to the composition, while small details emphasise the distinctive form of the plant.<\/p>\n
The motif is wide and horizontal, naturally suited to the cushion format. The composition appears calm and balanced.<\/p>\n
Dandelion \u2013 cushion \u2013 Gerda Bengtsson (GB) is worked in cross stitch with Danish Flower Thread on linen. The clear colours produce a lively result. The finished embroidery appears as a classic nature motif.<\/p>\n
Haandarbejdets Fremme is known for botanical embroidery with a high level of detail. Many designs are inspired by wild plants.<\/p>\n
Gerda Bengtsson often worked with nature studies. Her motifs render plant forms with precision. Dandelion is a characteristic example of her botanical embroidery.<\/p>\n\n