Its a sunflower, but look closer and every single petal is actually an awareness ribbon. The outer ring is made up of about a dozen elongated pink ribbon shapes fanning out, and the centre disc has this kinda just dotted leopard-spot texture digitised in, all in the same dusty pink. Around the edges where the petals meet the background theres a scatter of tiny red hearts, maybe 8 or 9 of em, which break up the solid pink nicely. The whole thing reads as a flower at a glance but up close the ribbon petals are really obvious. Its a clever way to put both things together without the design feeling cluttered.
2 colours total across 5 sizes from 3.5 inches to 7.5 inches. The largest at 7.5 inches runs about 35,000 stitches with a decent density on the petals. The inner circle has a tatami fill with the spots sitting on top as separate elements, so theres a bit of layering happening that takes some machine time. Use a cutaway stabiliser here, the density on those ribbon petals is higher than it looks and a tearaway wont hold it flat. I worked the digitising with directional stitching on each ribbon petal so they catch the light differently from different angles.
I sent a few samples of this one out in october and a customer who runs a small charity fundraiser group came back saying they stitched it onto 20 fleece hoodies for their Pinktober walk team. seriously nice to hear. The pink on white cotton is my personal favourite but Ive also seen it on charcoal grey which gives it a totally different feel, kinda moodier and more graphic.
Use the 7.5 design on tote bags, hoodies or sweatshirt backs. The 3.5 inch fits a hat or a shirt chest. Stitch on white cotton, soft pink fleece or charcoal canvas and the colour really sings. Email me a chat if anything needs customising and Ill fix it quick.
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.
- Pinktober charity walk hoodiesStitch onto the back of fleece hoodies for a Pinktober charity walk team, the flower shape reads well even from a distance.
- Breast cancer fundraiser tote bagsUse on natural canvas tote bags for fundraiser events, pink on oatmeal fabric looks warm and intentional rather than branded.
- Awareness event team shirtsEmbroider onto soft cotton tshirts or sweatshirts for awareness campaign team members during october events.
- Support gift cushion coversStitch onto a cushion cover as a gift for someone going through treatment or supporting someone who is, personal and thoughtful.
- Memorial quilt squaresUse as a quilt square for a memory or tribute quilt, the circular shape tiles well and the detail shows on light cottons.
- Hospital volunteer uniformsEmbroider onto lightweight cotton or jersey tops for hospital volunteers or fundraising volunteers during awareness month.
- Floral hoop wall art for homeHoop the design in a 7 or 8 inch embroidery frame and hang as wall art, the ribbon-petal detail makes a conversation piece.
- Charity stall handmade itemsStitch onto handmade pouches, bags or fabric items for charity stall fundraising during awareness campaigns.
Dimensions
5 sizes included. Stitch counts shown for the largest colorway.
| Size (in) | Stitches |
|---|---|
| 88.9 × 87.4 mm | 13,571 |
| 114.2 × 112.6 mm | 18,021 |
| 139.6 × 137.5 mm | 23,288 |
| 165.1 × 162.2 mm | 28,883 |
| 190.2 × 187.2 mm | 35,027 |
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
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