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A canvas tote is genuinely the first thing I picture when I look at this one. The open book with all those flowers bursting out of it just reads perfectly on a big flat surface, and the bold lettering underneath is kinda made for bag placement. Theres a white daisy on the left, a pair of sky-blue forget-me-nots in the centre, two full pink roses and a purple tulip bud at the back, plus those curling green vines, and the book itself has this gorgeous directional tatami fill that mimics actual page grain. Lot going on, in the best way.

Its a complex stitch-out, dont let the clean preview fool you. The density sits around 699 stitches per 10mm which means you need a solid cutaway stabiliser behind any knit or stretchy fabric, not a tear-away. Cotton canvas and linen take it no problem. My friend ordered this on six matching cotton pouches last month and they turned out realy well, she said her whole group wanted one. The 5-inch version on a cotton tote centres beautifully without crowding the handles, and the colour changes are worth running in the right order so the cream page underlay lays down before the brown satin edge. I run these on a medium-weight topping on towelling or any loopy texture too, just to keep those thin blue petal satin runs clean.

Hoop a firm piece of canvas or denim with your cutaway already layered underneath. Use a 75/11 needle for the finer satin areas on the petals, then swap to a 90/14 for the heavier bobbin load on the book body. Add a jump stitch trim between the flowers and the lettering section if your machine dosent auto-trim, otherwise the thread tails drag across the cream underlay and show. Pair it with a co-ordinating green or navy thread in the bobbin for a little detail on the back, or just stick to white bobbin for a clean finish.

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