Cute Lucky Rainbow Embroidery Design, Instant Download

Three concentric arcs stacked inside each other forming a boho-style rainbow shape, except its entirely green. No red, no orange, three shades of green building the arch from outside in. The outer arc is solid kelly green satin, broad and bold. The middle arc has a decorative band of tiny white dots and little shamrock shapes running along it, kinda like a string of fairy lights but stitched. The innermost arc is a lighter lime green, thinner than the outer two.

Sat right in the centre of the arch is a four-leaf clover, solid satin fill, and below the whole rainbow the word lucky sits in loose flowing cursive. Four colour changes counting the white dot accent and the different green tones. The density is 540 stitches per square centimetre, which is on the firmer side, so the arc sections come out with good solid coverage. Stitch counts go from about 10,326 on the smallest size up to 25,086 on the widest.

Five sizes from 3.5 to 7.5 inches wide. Ive done a fair few of these for people running St. Patricks Day event batches and the three-green palette reads well on white fabric because you dont have to worry about colour coordination at all. A customer running a market craft group ordered the 5-inch size on white linen tote bags last march and said the whole batch looked dead smart laid out together. White or pale cream gives the cleanest backdrop for the all-green palette.

Use a medium cutaway stabiliser on woven cotton and linen. Tear-away works on canvas and denim. Avoid sage or mint fabric, the lighter arc sections wont separate from the background. Hoop firmly and let the underlay run fully before the satin bands start or the edges of those arcs will drift.

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