LOVE Shamrock Embroidery Design, Instant Download

Right so the O in LOVE isnt a letter at all. Its a full 4-leaf shamrock clover sitting where the O should be, big and detailed with each lobe properly rounded and a short stem at the base. The other 3 letters are stacked 2 by 2 with the shamrock in the upper right spot and they all have different interior fills. L gets a polka dot pattern, V gets diagonal stripes, E gets radiating stripes from the centre. Heavy black border wraps every element so the whole thing reads as one solid graphic rather than 4 separate bits.

Five colour layers and they do build on each other. Forest green base coat goes in first, kelly green goes over the shamrock lobes, gold detail lines run along the border accents, and the black outline is last. Its proper stitch sequencing that took some planning in Wilcom to get the jump stitches minimised between sections. Follow the colour stops in order and it comes out clean.

Stitch count climbs from 29,976 at the smallest 2.86-inch wide size up to 82,962 at 6.12 inches, so the large version is a dense piece with a long run time. Use a cutaway stabiliser on anything with stretch, medium weight linen or canvas for flat goods. Hooped firm with the right underlay the filled letters and shamrock lobes hold their shape without any pull or distortion.

Ive had loads of customers use this on tote bags for school fundraisers. One customer last march ran a batch of 20 on white canvas bags for a school spring fair and said the 5 colour layers looked like 10 quid shopfronts, not a home embroidery project. The density is high enough that the fills sit proud of the weave and dont flatten out with washing.

Drop me a note if a colour layer looks out of sequence or a section of the file wont load on your machine, and Ill resend a corrected file.