The concept here is a butterfly that cant decide what it is. Left side: a full cluster of blooms, pink five-petal flowers, a fat yellow flower in the middle, a round aqua one and a green leaf sprig tucked behind em. Right side: the classic monarch stripe pattern, thick black lines on white, the way a monarch actually looks with those dramatic wing bars. Both halves join at the body which is solid black. The split is clean and deliberate and its genuinely one of the more interesting designs in the catalogue for that reason.
5 colours plus black: pink, yellow, aqua, green, and the white ground of the right wing comes from leaving the base fabric showing through. 4 colour changes per run. Stitch count starts at 16,975 on the 3.15-inch size and climbs to 41,151 on the largest 7.51-inch version, which is where you start really seeing the satin column detail on each flower petal edge. The density at 813 is well-matched to medium-weight cotton and the transitions between floral sections are tight and clean. I get messages from small boutique owners about this one pretty regularly, a women's clothing shop in may told me it was their best-selling embroidered tee that spring and they had reordered the file twice.
5 sizes from 3.15 inches up to 6.74 wide, tallest is 7.51 inches at the largest. The portrait-leaning shape fits well centred on a chest, on a bag front or on a jacket back for the larger sizes. Dm me if the file needs tweaking for your machine and I'll pull it up straight away.
Stitch on white or cream cotton for the clearest colour read. The aqua and pink both need a light base to sit bright, and the black wing stripes need contrast below em or they muddy. Skip dark fabric unless youre doing the left floral side only and planning to applique the flower fills separately. Use cutaway stabiliser because the satin work on the flower petals and the dense black stripe fills both need solid backing. Hoop tight, run a slow first pass if its your first time with this file, the density builds fast in the flower cluster section.
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.
- Womens spring or summer tee shirtsStitch the 5-in version for fitted white cotton tee and the split design reads like a fashion graphic from across the room.
- Girls floral birthday outfit chest panelPop the 4-inch on a girls birthday outfit chest in pink and yellow thread and customise the name below it in satin stitch.
- Tote bag fashion embroideryEmbroider the 6.74-inch on the front panel of a cream canvas tote and pair it with a solid aqua handle for a coordinated look.
- Denim jacket back panel for teensRun the largest 7.51-inch across a denim jacket back panel for a teen and it wears like something from a boutique rack.
- Floral butterfly nursery wall hoopHoop the 3.5-inch in a 5-inch round frame and hang it in a girls nursery with a pink or yellow painted accent wall behind.
- Silk scarf or chiffon blouse embellishmentStitch the small size on a lightweight chiffon blouse with a stabiliser sandwich and trim carefully for a delicate finish.
- Personalised birthday gift bagsEmbroider the medium size on a white gift bag for a birthday present and the bag becomes part of the gift itself.
Dimensions
5 sizes included. Stitch counts shown for the largest colorway.
| Size (in) | Stitches |
|---|---|
| 3.15 × 3.51 in | 16,975 |
| 4.05 × 4.51 in | 22,279 |
| 4.95 × 5.51 in | 28,117 |
| 5.84 × 6.51 in | 34,288 |
| 6.74 × 7.51 in | 41,151 |
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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Reyazul Masud Riham, hand-drawing every design on this site
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