Hibiscus Trio Embroidery Design, Tropical Floral Machine Embroidery Pattern, Instant Download

Three hibiscus flowers grouped together in a way that feels natural, like ya actually picked em from a plant rather than arranged them on a grid. The petals on each bloom use directional stitching so theres that subtle shading tropical flowers actually have, and the stamens push out in a thin satin column from the centre of each one. Digitising was done in Wilcom EmbroideryStudio so the petal layers read clean, the thread doesnt pile up at the edges where each bloom overlaps the next.

Eleven colours total, which sounds like alot but most of them are the shading tones across the petal faces. Youve got the main coral or pink base on each bloom, 2 highlight values that sit inside each petal to give depth, the yellow stamens, green leaves, and a deeper green for leaf veining. It comes in 9 sizes from 3.5 inches wide up to 7.5 inches, stitch count runs from 15,919 at the smallest to 43,232 at the largest. Density hits 855 so its a heavy stitch-out at the big sizes, use a medium cutaway stabiliser, theyll hold the fill layers flat.

I get a lot of orders for this one from people doing tropical party apparel. My niece had a luau birthday this past July and her mum ordered it for a dozen matching shirts for the kids. Looks great on white linen or cream cotton, also works on navy or coral jersey if ya want the tropical colours to pop against something darker. Skip busy prints because the blooms get lost in the pattern.

Hoop tight and centre it carefully since the arrangement is wider than tall at most sizes. Works on tote bags, shirt fronts, cushion covers, denim jackets. Pop it on a solid background and let the flowers do the rest.