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Seamless Pressed Flower Pattern

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Repeating pattern of pressed cosmos, larkspur and ferns in faded rose and sage on cream
Example image rendered by Promptkoi with FLUX.2 or GPT Image 2 as a preview of the composition — not a Stable Diffusion output; expect the same subject and layout in Stable Diffusion's own style.
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Prompt

A repeating pattern of pressed and dried flowers on a warm cream ground, flattened cosmos, larkspur, small ferns and buttercups in faded rose, sage and ochre, every specimen shown completely flat with papery texture and slightly translucent petals, arranged in an even scattered repeat with consistent spacing and no directional bias, elements rotated to varied angles, flat overhead herbarium scan, soft even light, no cast shadows, no text

Negative prompt

blurry, low quality, cast shadows, three-dimensional depth, perspective, glossy petals, clustered density, all stems facing one direction, visible seam, text, watermark, vase, arrangement

Settings

Model
Stable Diffusion SDXL 1.0
Aspect ratio
1:1
Steps
30
CFG scale
6.5
Sampler
DPM++ 2M Karras
By Varun Sharma

Seamless Pressed Flower Pattern is an SDXL 1.0 prompt for a herbarium-style botanical repeat on cream, for fabric, wrapping and framed prints. Banning cast shadows and directional stems is what makes the tile survive being repeated.

Last updated: July 2026 · written for Stable Diffusion SDXL 1.0

Part of the Stable Diffusion prompt library · see more botanical prompts .

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100% of our 531 tested Stable Diffusion prompts ship a negative prompt — from the tested Promptkoi prompt library.

How to use this prompt

Two things break a generated repeat, and both are fixed in the prompt rather than after. Cast shadows anchor every element to one light direction, so the moment the tile repeats the light appears to come from four places at once — hence "no cast shadows" in the prompt and the negative. Directional bias is the second: left to itself SDXL points every stem the same way and the eye reads a grain across the fabric. Be honest about the limit, though — no diffusion model produces a truly edge-matched tile. This gets you the artwork; run an offset filter and patch the seam before you sell it as a repeat.

Variations to try

  • Shift to an autumn palette: pressed maple, oak leaves and seed heads in rust, gold and brown
  • Sparse version — half the density on a deep charcoal ground for a moodier fabric print
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For developers — copy this prompt as JSON
{
  "title": "Seamless Pressed Flower Pattern",
  "prompt": "A repeating pattern of pressed and dried flowers on a warm cream ground, flattened cosmos, larkspur, small ferns and buttercups in faded rose, sage and ochre, every specimen shown completely flat with papery texture and slightly translucent petals, arranged in an even scattered repeat with consistent spacing and no directional bias, elements rotated to varied angles, flat overhead herbarium scan, soft even light, no cast shadows, no text",
  "negative_prompt": "blurry, low quality, cast shadows, three-dimensional depth, perspective, glossy petals, clustered density, all stems facing one direction, visible seam, text, watermark, vase, arrangement",
  "model": "Stable Diffusion",
  "model_version": "SDXL 1.0",
  "settings": {
    "aspect_ratio": "1:1",
    "steps": 30,
    "cfg": 6.5,
    "sampler": "DPM++ 2M Karras"
  },
  "style_tags": [
    "botanical",
    "vintage"
  ],
  "use_case_tags": [
    "seamless-patterns",
    "wall-art"
  ],
  "source_url": "https://promptkoi.com/prompts/stable-diffusion/seamless-pressed-flower-pattern/"
}

The whole library is available as an open JSON dataset · developer docs.

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