Teach Them Love Them Watch Them Grow Floral Embroidery Design, Instant Download

The lines teach them, love them, watch them grow loops across the top in thin handwritten cursive, black ink running stitch, forming a soft arch. Beneath the script a packed wildflower bouquet bursts upward, two red poppy blooms, a deep wine-red poppy, sand-yellow petalled florals, aqua daisies, and tall warm-orange grass filler stems mixed in. Thats 6 colour stops total. Reads like a painted journal page somebody scribbled at the edge of a coffee table.

The constructions got 6 colours, six colour changes per size, around 72 to 87 trims. Stitch counts run 11,666 on the smallest 3.76-inch up to 20,696 on the largest 6.27-inch, with the sand petal fill alone running 6,638 on the biggest size. Densitys 440, sits in the light-mid range, that suits the painterly fill approach since youre not over-stitching. I digitised in Wilcom EmbroideryStudio with the handwritten script as fine running stitch and each petals a stand-alone fill block. Hoop centrings important here because the arc-shaped texts sitting high on the design field.

One customers daughter is a primary school teacher and she ordered a hooped framed version of the 6-inch size as a leaving present last summer. Stitched it on cream linen with permanent cutaway, said the writings come through clear. She mentioned the aqua threads close to running low mid-stitchout, so do keep an extra spool ready especially for the bigger sizes, where the aqua daisy block hits 2,652 stitches.

Hoop on medium tearaway under linen and canvas, polymesh cutaway under stretchy cotton. Pop the 4.51-inch on a botanical garden tote bag for a teacher-gift carry. Stitch the 5.50-inch dead-centre on a cushion cover for a classroom or playroom corner with the floral and flowers detail framing it. Run the 6.27-inch in a 7-inch wooden hoop frame and mount as wall art for a baby nursery or christening gift. Its best on cream, oatmeal, sage, dusty pink, butter, or pale blue. Skip dark navy because the handwritten black scripts gonna disappear against deep backgrounds and the whole sentimental phrasing gets lost.