Potted Houseplants Line Embroidery Design, Instant Download

So this row of seven houseplants stretches across in a tidy horizontal line, kind of like the shelf in someones plant corner. Reading left to right youve got a mini palm in a striped basket, a chunky terracotta pot with a leafy parlour fern, a tall green topiary stick, a broad rubber-plant in a stacked pot, a banana style fern in a brown urn, a glass globe air plant hanging on a string and a small pink-bloom succulent in a peach geometric planter on the end.

Seventeen colours run through this and theres a mix of olive sage forest mid green and a soft chartreuse so the foliage feels varied not flat. The pots use cream peach rust and warm brown for that earthy boho shelf look, and a tiny bit of pink and yellow on the right end flower gives the eye somewhere to land. The line sits low and wide, not even 4 inches tall at the larger sizes so the silhouette stays slim.

I drew this last spring for a customer who runs a little plant shop, she wanted a strip motif for her aprons and tote bags. She stitched it across the chest of denim aprons and the staff loved em so much they asked for matching cap versions. Now I get suprised messages from her every couple months saying she needs a colour swap.

Hoop a sturdy canvas or twill, the long horizontal layout means you want the fabric drum-tight or the pots will lean. Use a single layer of cutaway underneath. Slow the machine down on the dense pot fills, the design has 17 thread changes so theres alot of jumps to manage. Skip stretch knit, the line wont stay straight.

Dm the shop with any colour matching question and ill match em to your thread brand. Quick turnaround.