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You can transfer the straight lines going down from the stem, as those should be all covered and will help you to guide the placement of your stitches.

It’s more just to give you an idea of the finished size and shape. Y ou don’t have to transfer that line on your fabric as it may leave marks if it’s not entirely covered in stitches. On your pattern, the dotted line indicates the shape the finished cluster will take. The flowers are all worked in lazy-daisy stitches, sort of scattered in a downward motion and fairly close together to create the droopy cluster effect.

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