Tropical Hibiscus Flower Embroidery Design V2, Instant Download

The petal colours are split across the bloom, thats the detail that separates it from the usual plain-red hibiscus. Left-side petals are deep red, right-side petals switch to dark forest green, and the bottom pair comes in golden yellow. No outlines at all. The edges between petals form purely by where one dense fill area ends and another begins, or where the fabric peeks through. A slim golden stamen curves upward from the centre, ending in a tiny 4-petal floret at the tip. White stamen rays radiate outward from the middle in a short starburst ring. Its a lot going on in 3 colours.

The stitch density is substantial throughout because everythings solid fill. At the largest end, 7.5 by 6.64 inches, the stitch count reaches 39,274. Thats a proper project, not a quick one. At the compact end, 1.49 by 1.33 inches at 2,964 stitches, the tricolor split still reads legibly, which makes it workable for hat fronts and small collar badges. 13 sizes total, more stepping options than most designs at this price point.

3 colors, 2 color changes. digitising tools. Eight formats in the zip file.

Stitch it on a canvas beach bag or natural tote in cream or tan, the red-green-gold tricolor reads vividly against undyed fabric. For garment work on a linen dress or cotton blouse, try shoulder placement at mid-size and itll sit like a printed motif but with actual stitch texture. Use a medium-weight cutaway on stretchy fabric or jersey, the solid fill areas pull on anything with give. Hoop with firm tension and dont skip the underlay layer. Pale grounds keep all three colours clean; dark fabric flattens the detail unless youre going deliberately bold.

Tropical-theme wedding orders come in around spring and early summer, favour pouches at 2 to 3 inches are common. A customer last july reached out about table runners for a resort event, four runners with the bloom stitched at alternating corners. I hadnt thought of event linen as a market for it but the scale and palette work well for that. Wouldnt be the last time a customer showed me a use I hadnt considered.