Circular design, roughly the size and shape of a sunflower, where awareness ribbon shapes take the place of every petal around the outer ring. Theres about a dozen of em fanning outward, all pink, and the centre disc uses a dense leopard-spot tatami fill that gives a different surface texture than the smooth petal fills around it. At the very perimeter theres a scatter of small red heart shapes, eight or nine of em, dotted around where the ribbon petals end. Those hearts are the only colour pop in the design, everything else is the same dusty pink which gives the whole thing a soft tonal feel.
2 colours, 5 sizes from 3.5 inches up to 7.5 inches square. The 7.5 inch version runs 34,893 stitches, which is a fair bit, most of that coming from the dense petal coverage and the layered tatami fill in the centre. Use a cutaway stabiliser for this one, the centre section has multiple underlay passes and if the fabric moves during hooping the leopard spots wont sit flat. Medium-weight cotton twill, canvas or denim all hoop well. I digitised this in Wilcom with each ribbon petal getting its own directional angle so theyre not all stitching the same direction.
In february a customer ordered this and had it stitched in the 5.5 inch size on pink sweatshirts for a charity fundraiser at her workplace. She was suprised how much detail showed at that size, which is what you get when the underlay work is solid. Ive also had people asking about stitching it on white linen for a home decor piece, and yes that works nicely.
Use the 7.5 inch on tote bags, sweatshirt fronts or cushion covers. The 3.5 inch fits on hat panels or small accessories. Stitch on white or pale pink cotton for the softest look, or charcoal grey for contrast. The red hearts pop best against white or cream fabric. Low stitch density on the hearts, so the finish stays neat.
What people are using this design for
A starting point. The design works for plenty more than just this list, this is what folks have stitched it onto most.
- Pinktober charity fundraiser sweatshirtsStitch onto sweatshirts or hoodies for workplace or community charity fundraiser events during awareness month.
- Workplace awareness event apparelUse for team apparel at work-based Pinktober fundraiser events, the design is formal enough for a professional context.
- Breast cancer awareness tote bagsEmbroider onto canvas tote bags for charity give-aways or merchandise, the circular shape centres nicely on a bag front.
- Support cushion covers for home decorUse the 7.5 inch on a cushion cover as a home decor awareness piece or a personal gift for someone who prefers subtle awareness items.
- Charity stall handmade fabric itemsStitch onto handmade items for charity stalls, the detail and colour quality make it feel more premium than a printed alternative.
- Awareness month hat and cap frontsPop the 3.5 inch size onto baseball caps or wide-brim hats for awareness month events and charity walks.
- Framed embroidery hoop wall artFrame in a wooden embroidery hoop as decorative wall art, the circular mandala shape fills the hoop naturally.
- Survivor celebration gift textilesStitch onto a framed panel or small quilted piece as a gift for a survivor or to mark the end of treatment.
Dimensions
5 sizes included. Stitch counts shown for the largest colorway.
| Size (in) | Stitches |
|---|---|
| 88.7 × 87.3 mm | 13,483 |
| 114.1 × 112.2 mm | 17,968 |
| 139.5 × 137.1 mm | 23,126 |
| 164.6 × 162.1 mm | 28,753 |
| 190.3 × 186.9 mm | 34,893 |
Files & Formats
Eight machine formats included in one zip. Whichever your machine reads, its in the pack.








Plus a color chart for thread matching. See full format guide.
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