Art Palette with Roses & Paint Brushes Embroidery Design, Instant Download

Heres an artist palette laid flat with the thumb hole on the left side. Six round paint dabs sit across the wooden surface in different colours, theres reds and yellows and blues running down. Two angled paint brushes rest behind the palette pointing diagonal. And a lil cluster of pink roses with sage leaves spills out the top corner like its been freshly cut and dropped on the studio bench.

The roses are the focal moment. Three open blooms in a soft pink with a deeper rose shadow, theres a warm yellow at the centre of each one. Layered petals fan out, sage green leaves tuck around them, the whole bouquet bunch sits at maybe a 30-degree angle off the palette. Brush handles are charcoal grey wood, brass ferrule details on each, soft bristles fanning at the tips.

Eighteen colours through this one which is alot for a single piece. Two woods on the palette, six paint dab colours, three pinks for the roses, two greens for the leaves, gold for the ferrules, charcoal for handles, plus black for outlines. Stitch count runs 17k on the petite 3.5 in and climbs up to 44k stitches on the seven and a half inch hoop. My mum is a hobby painter and shes been bugging me for ages. Last christmas I stitched the medium size on her studio apron and she sent photos to her whole knitting circle.

Stitch on cream, oatmeal, white or natural linen. Pop the small hoop on a tote pocket or zipper pouch for a maker gift bundle. Best on a cotton apron for art teachers aswell. Try the medium 5 inch on a cushion cover or a hoodie chest. Steer clear of black or deep navy fabric since the cream brush handles get swallowed.

Density runs moderate at 842 spi but with eighteen colour changes this is a long stitch session. Back it with mid cutaway on woven cotton, double up if running on jersey. Hoop snug, ease the speed back across the dense rose petal centres, eighteen thread changes need patience. Send a screenshot through whatsapp if a colour appears washed out.