Mimi Floral Name Embroidery Design, Instant Download

The mimi letters sit at the bottom like a row of lil flower vases, each one a chunky bubble shape alternating hot pink and orange. Wildflowers and stems shoot straight up from the openings, cream daisies, orange blooms, bright pink clusters and some smaller purple buds all packed in together. Tiny butterflies are dotted through the arrangement and there are small 4-pointed sparkles scattered around to give it that retro boho feel. Its the kind of design that reads instantly from across the room, which is probably why I keep getting orders for this one around mothers day and grandparents day especially.

Wilcom EmbroideryStudio digitising, 10 colour stops with 9 colour changes across 4 sizes from 4.27 x 5 inches up to 6.83 x 8 inches. Stitch counts go from 27,562 at the smallest to 48,239 at the largest, so this is a dense piece with alot of detail packed into the floral section. Use a cutaway stabiliser on stretchy fabrics and a tearaway on stable wovens. The satin density on the letters is quite full so Ive found it runs better with a slightly slower machine speed, especially on the first letter to make sure your hooped fabric doesnt shift. Topping film over the letters if youre stitching onto terry or polar fleece will keep those column stitches sitting up clean.

One customer ordered this for her daughter to stitch onto a tote bag as a christmas gift for grandma, said the mum cried when she opened it. Pair it on a 14-count aida dish towel and it fills the space really nicely at the 6 inch size. Pop the largest size on a pillow cover using cotton canvas, hoop tight and run underlay first before the fill layers on those big bubble letters.

Stitch it on a sweatshirt, a tote, a tea towel, a grandma apron, a baby blanket gift set. Skip lightweight silks or sheer fabric, the density needs something with a bit of body to sit flat. Use the 5 inch size for adult tee pockets and the 8 inch for larger home items.