The word love is written in a flowing cursive and where the O should sit a full sunflower head takes its place. Not a flat cartoon sunflower, an actual layered one with two rows of petals, outer row in bright gold satin and the inner row slightly shorter in a deeper amber, and then the centre is a dense dark brown textured fill that looks dimpled like a real seed head. The l, v and e stay as black satin script with a warm gold offset sitting behind each letter so the whole word has that depth to it.
Five colours does all of it. Black for the letters, two yellows for the petal layers, brown for the centre and that gold offset. The design runs portrait so its narrow and tall, 1.68 inches wide on the smallest size and 3.59 wide on the largest while running tall. Its actually pretty usefull for tote bag straps, hoodie sleeves and shirt plackets where a wide horizontal word piece wouldnt fit.
Five sizes total. Smallest at 1.68 by 3.5 is the one for a pen pocket or a hat brim placement. The 3.59 by 7.5 fills a tote front panel well and the sunflower petals are large enough at that size to see each layer separately on the fabric. Script lettering uses thick satin columns that hold clean even on medium-weight jersey. People have been buying this one regularly for sunflower wedding stuff, got a batch order last october from a bride who was doing tote bags and aprons for her bridal party.
Works best on white, ivory, warm cream or soft yellow fabric. Avoid dark backgrounds, the offset fades out against anything darker than a mid khaki. Use cutaway stabiliser on jersey and stretchy fabrics, tearaway on woven cotton and linen. Hoop tight on the small sizes since the script strokes are thin and any hoop slippage shifts the offset off the black letters. Leave a message if things look misaligned on your test stitch and ill check the file straight away.
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.
- Tote bag front panel for a sunflower market or farm standPlace the large size on the front of a natural canvas tote and use it at a sunflower farm stand, flower market or botanical gift shop
- Hoodie sleeve word art for a botanical fashion lookRun the medium down the left sleeve of an oversized hoodie for a botanical word-art fashion piece that photographs nicely in lifestyle shots
- Bridal shower party favour pouch for a sunflower-theme weddingStitch on small organza or cotton drawstring pouches and fill them with sugared almonds or dried petals for a sunflower-theme bridal shower favour
- Kitchen apron bib for a sunflower-loving home cookAdd the 5-inch to the bib of a cotton canvas apron for someone who gardens, cooks with herbs or runs a small farmers-market baked goods stall
- Pillow cover for a sunroom or garden room decorCentre the large size on a warm yellow or ivory cushion cover for a sunroom, conservatory or garden room where the sunflower palette fits the space
- Denim shirt chest pocket area as a casual floral word piecePlace the medium on the chest pocket area of a light denim shirt for a casual floral-meets-typography piece that works for spring and summer
- Nursery wall hoop for a sunny yellow gender-neutral roomFrame the medium in a 10-inch hoop on pale yellow linen for a nursery wall piece in a sunny yellow gender-neutral colour scheme
- Gift pouch for a dried flower or seed packet bundleEmbroider on small kraft-colour cotton bags and use them to hold seed packets or dried herb bundles as a gift from a garden or allotment
Dimensions
5 sizes included. Stitch counts shown for the largest colorway.
| Size (in) | Stitches |
|---|---|
| 1.68 × 3.50 in | 7,654 |
| 2.16 × 4.50 in | 10,251 |
| 2.64 × 5.50 in | 12,985 |
| 3.11 × 6.50 in | 16,101 |
| 3.59 × 7.50 in | 19,515 |
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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