Cute Chicken with Flowers Embroidery Design, Instant Download

This one has a really specific folk-art energy to it. The hen is drawn upright almost like shes posing, powder-blue satin body, red comb and wattle, and this cute lil heart shape outlined on her chest in red. There are 3 colours and nine sizes across the range, but what really makes it busy in the best way are those big red flowers at the base. Theyre open-faced, no fill, just a ring of petals around a solid centre, and the green stems curl and branch outward with small leaf sprays at each tip.

10 colour changes in the full file, which sounds alot but its mostly the alternating greens and reds as the stem-and-flower sequence builds up. professional tools routed the jump threads to minimise bobbin show-through on the back, theyre buried under the satin passes so you dont get those long trailing threads. Density at 616 keeps the satin areas smooth on medium-weight cotton without the fabric puckering under the chest section.

A customer asked about running this on a kraft-coloured tea towel and I said yes but use cutaway stabiliser, the flower stems are satin columns on a lightweight path and tearaway tends to shift mid-hoop. The blue reads really warm against natural linen. Works brilliantly on aprons aswell, especially the big 5.75-inch hoop size which fills a chest bib pocket area nicely.

Skip sheer fabrics on this one. The density and stitch count mean you need something with a bit of body, cotton canvas, denim, linen blend, or a medium-weight fleece. Hoop snug and use a cutaway back for the larger sizes. The stem paths are directional so topping isnt needed unless your fabric is particularly loopy.