Floral Apple Outline Embroidery Design, Instant Download

The apple outline is barely visible as an outline because the whole shape is packed with flowers. Theres a large daisy-type bloom on the lower left with petite stamen detail in the centre, a few round open-petal flowers scattered around the middle, and smaller filler blooms tucked into every gap. Leaves and small leaf clusters fill in the rest so theres almost no empty space. The stem and a single pointed leaf sit cleanly at the top.

All done in 1 thread color, a medium teal-green. The contrast between the open outlines of the flowers and the denser satin on the stem is what gives it depth. Density runs at 703 across 5 sizes from 3.37 to 7.51 inches wide, stitch counts from 18,213 up to 38,123. Thats alot of detail packed into the single-thread constraint. Pop a medium cutaway underneath and use a light topping on any fleece or looped terry fabric. And dont hoop this on stretch without stabiliser, the directional underlay will pull on the inner flower outlines.

I sell this one consistently year-round, mostly to people making end-of-year teacher gifts. Customers who buy it once tend to come back for it the following May. But the botanical feel works for kitchen aprons and linen tote bags too, not just school items. Center the pattern on a canvas tote. Use it on the chest pocket of a denim jacket for something more personal. Skip very dark or heavily textured fabric on this one, the open-outline floral detail disappears on anything too busy. And pop a pressing cloth over it after stitching, that single green line-work flattens nicer under gentle heat than raw off the machine.