Floral Camera Focus on the Good Embroidery Design, Instant Download

Honestly the floral camera build is one of my favourite botanical pieces in the catalogue. Picture a pink retro 35mm camera body with the brown leather strap looping down on the left, then instead of a normal top plate the whole top bursts open into a garden bouquet. Pink roses, white daisies, green flowers and leaves, abit of berry red and a few mustard accents. Underneath the camera body theres the line 'Focus on the good' in a tilted black brush script.

The colour count is 13 threads which is alot for one design. You get green, sage, pale mint, turquoise, pine, orange, black, brown, white, ivory, magenta, grey and pink. Largest hoop runs 7.51 inches wide at 45,101 stitches and theres dense floral fill eating most of that count.

I get messages every week about realising the bouquet on tote bags for photography studios and floral shops. A regular buyer of mine grabbed it for her mums camera-club retreat tee last summer. Another lass stitched the smaller size onto a denim apron for her vintage camera repair shop. Im seeing bunch of casual lifestyle uses, not just walls.

Stitch on white, oatmeal or pale sage canvas for the cleanest look. The pink rose petals will glow against ivory. Avoid black or charcoal cloth, the dark camera body wont read and the leaves lose their shape. Cream linen also performs nicely.

Run a heavy cutaway under the bouquet section because thats where the densest stacked fills live. Drop the speed for the botanical greens, the directional stitching is doing alot of work to make the petals look soft. Send me a quick note if a stitch goes sideways and Ill recut your file.