Tropical Dolphin Splash Embroidery Design, Ocean Marine Machine Embroidery Pattern, Instant Download

Two dolphins going full Saturday morning cartoon. The top one arcs up and to the right with this hot-pink paint splash spreading out behind it like someone flicked a brush. The bottom dolphin mirrors the move but the splash cloud bursts in electric blue. Both bodies carry that neon blue base with hot-pink and yellow striping across the flanks, cream white on the bellies. Its loud in the best way possible.

The fills are dense directional satin stitching so the bodies actually have that curved swim-muscle look rather than just flat colour blocks. Pink dorsal fins, yellow tails, the eye sits in a small dark circle with a cream highlight dot. Nine sizes from 3.5 inches up to 7.51 inches wide and the stitch count runs from about 17k up to 43k on the biggest, so this is a chunky file in the large sizes.

I get a alot of orders for this one from marine sanctuary fundraiser shops and beach resort gift stores. One customer ordered a run of 50 on black tote bags for a coastal cleanup event last august and posted the result of the whole stack. Really pops on dark fabric because the neon palette just comes alive against black or navy.

Pop it on a black cotton tee or a navy canvas tote and the colours sing like nothing else. Skip white or light grey here because the cream belly areas blend into pale ground and you lose definition. Stitch the 7-inch on a beach bag back panel. Drop the 4-inch on a zip pouch or cap front for something more compact.

Use cutaway stabiliser for this one, the density on those splatter zones is concentrated and tearaway wont hold position on a second pass. Hoop medium-weight woven cotton firm. The satin columns on the dolphin bodies need good tension or the striping pulls diagonal. Slow the machine 10% on the splatter zones. Drop me message if the file dont load right and ill sort it same day.