Palm Tree with Pink Bow Embroidery Design, Instant Download

Heres the palm tree with pink bow and its got that breezy summer girl moment. Tall slim trunk runs down the centre in a warm brown satin column. The crown bursts open into long sweeping palm fronds spraying out like a fountain. Two greens at play, deep forest green on the inner blades and soft olive sage on the outer ones, layered for depth. A soft pink ribbon ties around the trunk just below the crown with two long trails curling out toward the ground.

The frond stitching runs directional so each leaf reads as one swept blade not a flat green smudge. I made each frond curve slightly different, asymmetrical on purpose. Real palm trees are never symmetrical anyway. The ribbon uses a clean satin column with a tiny knot detail at the centre, the trailing tails dance off in soft S curves that hint at the wind. Recieved alot of feedback that the bow placement makes this one read distinctly feminine versus the standard tropical palm.

Last month one bridesmaid ordered the design for matching robe back patches. The brief was a tropical motif but soft enough to coordinate with the bridesmaid pink palette. A second customer ordered three sizes for a bachelorette weekend gift bag set.

Stitch on cream linen, soft white cotton, butter yellow tee. Avoid navy or black backgrounds aswell, the pink ribbon and the olive sage frond layer get muddy on cold dark fabric. Add the smaller 3.5 inch on a babys onesie chest panel. Pair the biggest 7.5 inch on a square pool tote front or a beach towel corner.

Densest patches sit in the trunk satin column and the directional frond fills. Hoop firm with cutaway stabiliser layered underneath, back off the rpm on the long frond passes so the leaves dont skew. Im suprised how clean the small size runs even at 13k stitches. Just one bow. One trunk. Done. Text on the chat the file you ran and the result, ill rerun it.