Violet and Primrose
Loyalty and quiet modesty for the violet; young love and new beginnings for the primrose.
Both are small and low-contrast, which makes them natural for fine-line and single-needle work rather than bold traditional styles.
A single bloom suits a wrist, ankle or shoulder. Several flowers together — a family bouquet, for instance — need the space of a forearm, thigh or back. Check how much each placement hurts on the pain chart before deciding.
Floral work sits naturally in minimalist and fine-line, in blackwork where the silhouette carries the design, in watercolor when you want the colour to bleed, and in old school where bold outlines keep it readable for decades.