Banana Splash Embroidery Design, Fruit Machine Embroidery Pattern, Instant Download

Finished this one this january for a kitchen and food-themed batch. The concept was basically fruit meets street art, a banana crashing through a paint splash, which sounds odd but looks great on a tote or an apron. Four colours, four colour stops in the stitch file, and the sequence is clean: banana satin first, shading layer second, brown tip third, the burst ring last.

Stitch count runs from 11,656 at 3.5 inches to 29,864 at 7.51 inches. The density of 635 puts it firmly in the medium-heavy range, which means the satin on the banana body comes out really smooth and those splatter arms have enough coverage to pop without looking thin. I had a customer who manages a market stall selling quirky kitchen gifts order twenty of these on canvas tote bags last february and she said the 5-in placement on white canvas was her best-seller that weekend. The applique approach was considered but I went full satin because the banana curve needs the directional stitching to read right, a flat applique wouldnt give you that shading on the underside.

On cotton canvas or denim, tearaway stabiliser works fine. Add a topping on textured fabrics like terry or waffle weave so the satin arms stay crisp. Stitch the 5 inch size first as a test piece before committing to a large batch. Use the 7-in max on a denim apron bib for maximum impact. Pop it on a tote at 6 inches and it practically sells itself at craft markets. Text me if the file doesnt land in your downloads after purchase and Ill fix it for you for you manually.