Triple Color Popsicle Embroidery Design, Instant Download

Heres a triple-stripe popsicle done in lime green coral pink and tropical aqua, horizontal bands stacked top to bottom on a rounded rectangle ice lolly body with a burnt orange wooden stick. Its abit louder than the pastel version, the colours really sing on a white ground. The pink band reads like watermelon, the lime green reads like a fruit slushy, and the aqua at the bottom finishes it like a tropical cooler.

And four threads in total run this design, lime green, pink, orange and aqua. Three colour changes, four trims, simple sequence to load on a single-needle machine. Stitch count goes from 824 on the smallest 1.51-inch height up to 6,448 at the largest 5.51-inch. Density is 544, atleast enough to give each band solid coverage without bleeding into the next stripe. I digitised it in my main software and ran the satin direction parallel within each colour band, then flipped the underlay 90 degrees, the bands stay crisp on cotton tee fabric without registration drift.

I sell alot of these into kids summer party merchandise, one customer ordered the 3 inch piece on a set of pool party drawstring bags in white canvas for her daughters birthday. The aqua bottom band came through cleaner than she expected on natural canvas, she sent a photo for the listing. Use mesh wash-away topping under cotton terry, the dense pink middle band will sink into the pile without it.

But heres the thing, stitch this on white, cream or pale grey cotton for max colour pop. Skip dark navy or black, the citrus green will read muddy. Use medium cutaway under any jersey knit so the bands dont tunnel. Hoop tight, the three-band design needs alignment for clean horizontal stripes. Pop the smallest 1.51-inch on a sleeve cuff or pocket corner. So if your machine drops a trim mid-band, message me through the contact form and Ill resequence the file.