Chocolate Drip Popsicle Embroidery Design, Instant Download

Heres a milk chocolate ice cream bar with strawberry and banana drips, the kinda dessert illustration you would see on a kawaii cafe menu chalkboard. Brown rounded rectangle body, pink sauce dripping along the top curve, yellow drip running down the side, orange wooden stick poking out the bottom. The brown body takes up most of the stitches, 1,407 of the 2,627 on the medium size, the colour fills do all the heavy lifting on this design.

Four colours: pink strawberry sauce, banana yellow, orange stick, chocolate brown. Three colour changes, 8 trims. Stitch count spans 1,386 on the smallest 1.51-inch height up to 8,442 at the largest 5.51-inch. Density is 641 which puts the chocolate firmly in solid-fill territory, you can see the directional stitching across the brown without it looking like a flat patch. I digitised it in my professional tool and ran the underlay perpendicular to the satin direction on the cocoa fill, the chocolate ends up with dimension rather than reading as one flat slab.

This one is sweet for cafe owners and dessert bloggers, I sell a bunch of these into small bakery merchandise lines, one customer ordered the 4-in chest on a hot pink canvas apron for her ice cream truck staff last june. Use medium cutaway under cotton tee fabric because the dense brown body will tunnel into stretchy jersey, the cutaway holds it flat without puckering around drips.

Stitch on cream, mint, or pale pink cotton for max contrast, the chocolate brown reads warm on those backgrounds. Avoid stitching on brown fabric, you lose all the body shape. Pop the smallest 1.5-in chest for a hot pink polo pocket. Hoop with extra topping under any pile or terry fabric so the drips dont sink. Email me if your machine misreads the drip-trim sequence and Ill resend the file with the trims merged.