Sisters Are Different Flowers From The Same Garden Embroidery Design, Instant Download

Heres a quote piece thats got real life to it. Sisters Are Different Flowers From The Same Garden, broken across four lines so each phrase gets its own weight. Sisters in fat coral brush script up top, are different in skinny brown handwriting tucked underneath, flowers in another bold coral pass, then the connector phrase picked out in tiny brown again, then garden across the bottom in a chunky orange swash with a long curling tail.

Whole left side has a botanical vine running floor to ceiling. A bunch of pink protea blossoms with detailed centre stamens, kelly green leaves all in matched satin direction, thin connector branches that thread between the words. Tiny coral hearts and a lil butterfly drift around the empty corners which softens the busy lettering nicely.

Four colour stops total. Soft pink for blossom petals, deep rose for the protea pods and the Sisters and flowers script, orange for garden plus the connector lines, kelly green for stems and leaves. Smart palette since the script itself eats up most of the stitch budget, around 17k stitches at the five-inch size.

Best on a soft natural fabric. Cotton, linen, canvas in white, cream, oat or dusty pink all let the coral and orange show their warmth. I made one for my sister on sage green linen last summer and the colours really sang. Avoid midnight or graphite, the orange goes muddy without a white underlay. Steer clear of thin polyester too since the dense script wants something with a bit of body underneath.

Up to 33 thousand stitches across the biggest pattern so youll need a sturdy stabiliser game. Medium cutaway under woven cotton with a single tear-away topper, double up the cutaway under jersey, plain tear-away below duck canvas. Hoop firm, then drop a stitch test onto a scrap before you commit to the final fabric. Script letters with curling tails arent forgiving if the hoop slips mid-run.