Purple Hibiscus Flower Embroidery Design, Instant Download

A hibiscus in solid purple, big broad petals overlapping each other the way real hibiscus petals actually do, and that long protruding stamen right out of the centre. Its one colour but its not boring. The directional satin stitching on the petals gives the whole flower a sense of volume and that central column is done as a tight satin line so it stands clear of the petal surface.

One colour. Seven sizes, running from 1.41 inch wide and 1.5 inch tall up to 2.81 wide and 3.01 tall. Stitch count goes from 2249 stitches on the smallest up to 5860 on the biggest. Thats a solid medium density at 693 across the petal surfaces, which means good coverage without the petals going stiff and cardboard-y on lighter fabrics.

Text me, I mean message me, if you want thread colour suggestions because purple actually has a really wide range. Some people go for a soft lavender on white cotton for a delicate look and others go deep violet on black canvas for something bolder. Both work because the stitch structure holds either way. professional digitising software did the digitising here so the underlay sequence is proper and the petal edges sit flat without a topping layer on most wovens.

Apply medium cutaway behind on twill, canvas or denim. Light tearaway on quilting cotton or cotton lawn. Hoop the fabric taut before you start. Those short jump stitches near the centre trim clean and you wont notice when theyre done. A customer earlier this year did a set of white linen napkins for a tropical-themed dinner and used the 2-inch version. All the same size, spaced evenly. Really clean result on undyed linen.

Pop your size in, hoop tight and stitch. Text me if anything looks off and Ill fix it up same day.