RN Floral Embroidery Design, Nurse Wildflower Pattern

Big bubbly 'RN' letters fill the bottom of the design, the R in hot pink and the N in saturated red, both with thick black outlines so they pop off any fabric color. Growing up out of and around those letters is a loose wildflower garden: red roses, orange daisies, small heart-shaped pink blooms, magenta poppies, and slender green stems threading through everything. The flowers arent lined up in a neat row, theyre staggered at different heights like something actually growing in a garden, which is what makes the whole thing feel real rather than generated. Six colors in total: green, pink, orange, red, magenta, black.

I get orders for this one from nurses all the time, mostly for scrub tops, work totes, and badge reel backings. One customer asked me last month about sizing and then came back to say she stitched the 5-in design on her tote and gets compliments from colleagues every shift, which was great to hear. Hoop it on a stabiliser that suits your fabric weight and youll get clean satin fills on those bubble letters. 770 stitches per square inch keeps it solid without the fabric going stiff underneath.

Four sizes from 4 inches spanning 7, stitch count 17,660 to 35,730. Stitch the 4-inch onto a badge reel backing for something small and precise, or use the 7-inch on a hoodie chest for something that reads from across the room. Snap the 5 or 6-in build for a canvas tote for everyday nurse-on-duty style.

Ping me through the shop chat if your machine struggles with the petal density and ill rework it leaner.