Floral Bicycle with Basket Embroidery Design, Instant Download

Bright green bicycle frame with curling scroll and vine shapes built right into the bike body, its not just a plain frame. Blue wheels with proper spoke stitching. A yellow wicker-style basket sits on the front and theres flowers spilling out, red tulips, pink blooms, orange daisies, yellow stems, green leaves. The seat is yellow and theres more flowers growing up from behind the rear wheel. Ten colours in total and the density at 925 is one of the higher ones Ive worked on. Its a busy, botanical, spring-feeling design and honestly a lil bit satisfying to run on the machine because of all the colour changes.

I set this up in the software I use. There are 3 sizes: the widths go 3.74, 4.4, and 5.1 inches with heights between 5.5 and 7.5 inches, so its a portrait-oriented design which is important to know before ya hoop it. The large size hits 35,385 stitches and even the small version runs 26,135. Thats a lot of stitches for a 3.74-inch wide design, which tells you how much colour and density packs in. Use a firm cutaway stabiliser, no tearaway on this one, and hoop your stabiliser first before adding the fabric. The scroll sections on the bike frame need everything flat.

A customer wrote me last spring saying she ran this on a white cotton tote bag for a botanical garden event and it came out looking like a proper illustration print. She picked a yellow cotton bobbin thread to match the basket fill and it added a nice touch on the back of the bag. Theres alot of versatility in the 10 colours if you want to match a specific project palette. Try swapping the blue wheels to coral or the green frame to sage and it reads completely differently.

Stitch on white or cream cotton tote bags for a spring gift. Pop onto a linen cushion cover or a canvas apron for garden lovers. Works great on light-coloured denim jackets. Use on a cream cotton tea towel for a cottagecore kitchen.