Two bees and three daisies scattered across the hoop like theyre actually mid-flight between the flowers. Theres a dashed black trail connecting each bee to the next daisy and its that detail that makes the whole composition feel alive, not just a pattern repeat. Youre looking at a path, not just two bugs and some flowers sitting next to each other.
Bees have rounded cartoon bodies with three black stripes across a yellow abdomen, a solid black head, two small white wing shapes fanning out to the sides, and a pair of thin antennae with dot tips. Each bees facing a different direction so theyre genuinely navigating the scatter, not just pointing the same way. Three daisies sit between em, each with white satin petals radiating from a lime yellow centre disc. Petal fills run from the tip toward the centre so the stitch direction gives each petal a slight raised look. Three colours total: yellow, black, white. Theres no reds or pinks, which means its not locked into valentine territory and works across spring, summer and garden themes without feeling like a seasonal item.
Five sizes from 3.39 by 3.51 inches up to 7.26 by 7.51 inches. Largest comes in at 17,642 stitches. Density is 324 per square inch, light enough for fine cotton and light linen. Smallest fits a pocket or a zip pouch front. Three colour stops total, so three thread changes across the whole run. A customer stitched this on a set of garden aprons last summer and the yellow against the sage green apron fabric looked genuinely good.
Works on white, natural linen, pale yellow, sage green or sky blue. The yellow and black bee stripes pop cleanest against white or pale grounds. Soft sage green is brilliant for this one, it feels like a garden straight away. Avoid deep green or forest tones, the lime yellow centres wont read against em. Use no-show tearaway under plain woven cotton, medium cutaway on knit. Float a water soluble sheet over velvet or fleece if the antennae dots need to stitch sharp.
Text me if the daisy petals fan unevenly on the first stitch-out and Ill swap the colour for a richer red.
What people are using this design for
A starting point. The design works for plenty more than just this list, this is what folks have stitched it onto most.
- Cotton tote bags for a spring farmers marketStitch the 6-in build on a kraft canvas tote bag a person uses every week at the weekend market through spring and summer
- Linen tea towels for a garden-themed kitchenPut the mid size on a set of white or pale yellow linen tea towels for a kitchen that has herb pots on the windowsill
- Kids t-shirts and lightweight sweatshirts for springEmbroider the 4-in build on a plain white kids tee in a soft jersey and put a light cutaway behind it so the stripes stay crisp through washing
- Pillowcase corner accents for a floral bedroom refreshPlace the small size in the bottom corner of a white pillowcase for a fresh spring bedding update thats subtle but cheerful
- Canvas zip pouches as spring birthday giftsStitch the 3.5-in build on a canvas zip pouch, pair it with a small hand cream, and give it as a spring birthday gift bag
- Quilting blocks for a spring patchwork blanketUse the mid size centred on quilting squares in white and sage, piece them together with yellow gingham, and sew a spring lap blanket
- Garden apron front pocket embroideryPut the small size on the front pocket of a natural canvas garden apron for someone who actually spends time in the garden
- Baby room wall art for a garden-themed nurseryHoop the largest size on natural linen, frame it in a wood hoop, and hang it in a nursery with a garden or woodland animal theme
Dimensions
5 sizes included. Stitch counts shown for the largest colorway.
| Size (in) | Stitches |
|---|---|
| 3.39 × 3.51 in | 7,877 |
| 4.36 × 4.51 in | 10,121 |
| 5.33 × 5.51 in | 12,527 |
| 6.29 × 6.51 in | 15,008 |
| 7.26 × 7.51 in | 17,642 |
Files & Formats
Eight machine formats included in one zip. Whichever your machine reads, its in the pack.
Plus a color chart for thread matching. See full format guide.
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