Bee and Rose Line Art Embroidery Design, Botanical Pollinator Pattern

Honey bee paired with an open rose, all line art at 6.01 wide. The bee sits left, full profile pose, wings stretched out with loads of fine veining inside each panel. Dark satin filled stripes run across the abdomen segments and the head goes solid dark, everything else is contour work only. The rose tucks tight against the bee body, open bloom shape with petals layered back, three pointed leaves wrapping the bottom. Composition packs tight, no air between the two subjects at all.

And the wing veining is where the file earns its keep. Each cell inside the wing has a tiny outline, so at 6.01 across you can read every separate panel. Single colour file at 283 density, alot lighter than a satin filled subject. Black or deep navy thread on cream linen gets that pressed botanical specimen vibe. But customers been switching to dusty rose or sage thread for a softer florist tone on pale pastel linen, reads as wholly different work from the same file.

One florist sent a note last march about how she runs the 4 inch panel onto the apron pocket of her shop apron, the staff all wear matching pieces and the regulars ask about em constantly. Thats become her best repeat sell. The other crowd buying this are wedding linen makers, mum-and-daughter pollinator hoop crafters, and bridal shower gift wrap stitchers who want something delicate but not childish at all.

Hoop a medium tearaway behind cotton or linen ground. Skip to cutaway only when the fabric stretches under tension. Avoid thin silky synthetics for the bigger panels, they wont hold the contour work cleanly past about 5 across. Pick poly thread rather than rayon, the matt finish suits a botanical specimen look. 5 sizes total: 2.8 up to 6.01 across, 3.5 up to 7.5 tall, stitch range 5,951 through 12,759 and the abdomen runs aswell under 30 percent of any given total. Holler if the file opens funny in your software, ill take a look that day.