Cute Strawberry Border Embroidery Design, Instant Download

Four fat strawberries sitting in a neat line. Each one is basically identical which is the point, its a border element not a feature design, and they repeat cleanly when you stitch them across a linen hem or an apron pocket edge. The bodies are bright red satin with a crimson shading and white dot texture across the surface that gives that proper strawberry seed look. Green leafy tops fan out at the crown, and each berry sits on a soft cream shadow that separates it from white fabric without a hard outline.

Five colours: bright red body, the cream dot texture layer, forest green tops, a crimson edge tone, and the pale tan shadow. The satin column work on the leaves keeps them crisp even on smaller sizes. At 17k stitches for the 7.5 the whole border is genuinely light and quick to run. The colour sequence is logical and the changes are minimal. Nine sizes from 3.5 through to 7.5 inches means the border element scales from a tote pocket corner up to a full tea towel hem strip.

I hear from buyers doing kitchen linen runs more than almost anything else, specifically strawberry stuff. Its a consistent favourite for june and july when strawberry season hits. One customer stitched this on 12 tea towels last summer as wedding favour gifts and sent me photos, looked genuinely like shop-bought printed linen when finished. Strawberry anything sells in summer, I know that much.

Run on natural cotton cotton for the red to really pop. Pair fusible mesh under woven cotton. For terry towelling add a water-soluble topping layer over the hoop so the stitching sits on the surface and doesnt sink into the loops. Skip dark backgrounds here, the pale cream shadow detail gets lost against anything navy or charcoal. If the file gives trouble loading just message me and Ill sort it.