
Its basically a bucket of every colour thrown upward at once. The splash sits low and wide, then tall streaks of crimson red, sky blue, forest green, mustard yellow, violet and hot pink shoot up from the centre like paint just got launched off a surface. Scattered droplets float around the edges and a couple of perfectly round blobs hang near the top. The whole thing looks like something mid-explosion.
professional digitising software did the digitising and you can realy tell on the colour columns. Each stream is its own satin fill running directionally from the base to the tip, which is what gives em that liquid drippy feel rather than a flat blocked blob. The outer droplets are tiny satin ovals. 12 colour changes across the sequence, 11 swaps total. And theres alot of trims in there, 46 on the smaller sizes, which is kinda expected when ya got that many isolated droplets bouncing around.
I get messages from art teachers and craft room folks asking about this one alot. One customer ordered it last month for tote bags to sell at a summer market, said she was gonna put it on cream canvas and the colours sang against the natural ground. Shes ordered it three times now. Art-theme and colour-theme nurseries are another big one, parents love popping it on a pillow cover above the cot.
Stitch this on white or cream fabric and it delivers the most impact. Pale grey cotton works aswell. Skip dark backgrounds here because the lighter pinks and yellows in the mix will completely disappear on navy or black. Pair soft cutaway behind woven cotton, switch to a firm cutaway if youre doing knit or any kind of stretch jersey.
Biggest size hits 25k stitches at 7.5 inches, smallest is just over 1k at 3.5 inches so it scales right down to a pocket-size badge patch. Hoop firm and keep your bobbin tension even because the thin droplet tips need clean underlay to sit crisp. Holler at me if you need a size adjusted or the file gives you trouble on your machine.
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.
- Art teacher tote bags and apronsStitch on a cream canvas tote and give it to a primary school art teacher as an end-of-year gift that actually gets used.
- Kids art-theme nursery pillow coversPop the 5-inch version on a nursery pillow cover above the cot for a bold art-theme room without going kitsch.
- Cream canvas market bagsEmbroider on a natural canvas market bag and the vivid colours against the oatmeal ground sell themselves at craft fairs.
- Youth art camp sweatshirtsRun the 4-inch on the chest of a kids art camp sweatshirt so every little painter can rep the splash.
- Craft room cushion coversHoop a medium size on a white cotton cushion cover for the craft room and it doubles as decor between projects.
- Colourful kids birthday teesStitch the smaller 3.5-inch version on a plain white birthday tee for a colour-loving kid turning five or six.
- Fabric notebook cover panelsEmbroider onto a linen fabric panel and use it as the cover of a handmade notebook or journal.
- Abstract wall hoop artFrame the 7.5-inch in a large wooden hoop and hang it on the wall as a standalone abstract textile art piece.
Dimensions
9 sizes included. Stitch counts shown for the largest colorway.
| Size (in) | Stitches |
|---|---|
| 3.19 × 3.50ches in | 9,641 |
| 3.65 × 4.00ches in | 11,386 |
| 4.11 × 4.50ches in | 13,167 |
| 4.57 × 5.00ches in | 14,892 |
| 5.02 × 5.50ches in | 16,911 |
| 5.48 × 6.00ches in | 18,795 |
| 5.93 × 6.50ches in | 20,896 |
| 6.39 × 7.00ches in | 23,090 |
| 6.85 × 7.50ches in | 25,482 |
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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Reyazul Masud Riham, hand-drawing every design on this site
Every design on Re Embroidery is hand-digitized by one person. Each file gets sketched, color-matched, and stitch-tested on real fabric before it earns a place in the shop. No team. No auto-conversion from images. Just slow, deliberate work, sometimes three or four days per design.
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