This one goes wide. The design spreads out in a low arch shape, taller in the centre and trailing off at both ends, and it packs alot of botanical detail into that shape. Theres daisies with their petals properly open, tall allium spheres on thin stems, lil seed pod clusters, a bunch of fern-style leaves in solid fill, and if ya look close, a few small butterflies lifting off from the upper edge. Its all done in single-colour so you pick whatever thread works with your project and the digitising handles the rest.
3 sizes and 1 colour in the files. The smallest is about 2.8 inches wide by 6.5 inches tall, coming in at 15740 stitches. Biggest goes to 3.7 wide and 8.5 tall at 19394 stitches. Density sits at 622 which is on the firm side, so Id suggest a medium-weight stabiliser, especially for tote canvas or linen. One customer back in March asked about running it on a tea towel and we had a chat about topping film because the open-weave fabric was catching the feet. Worth knowing if youre going that route. Dont skip the topping on open-weave cotton, youll thank yourself later.
Drop it along the hem of a table runner. Place it on a tote bag panel. Centre it on a cushion cover, or use it as a border trim on a linen apron. The arch shape means it sits naturally at the bottom edge of most items without needing rotation. Stitch direction is top-to-bottom on the taller stems so the tatami fill on the fern leaves catches light from the right angle. Hoop on a firm cutaway for best results with the fine satin stems. One colour. Done.
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.
- Hem border on a linen table runner or tableclothThe 8.5-inch tall version runs beautifully along the short end of a standard linen runner.
- Lower panel decoration on a canvas or jute tote bagThe arch naturally sits at the base of a tote front panel without any rotation needed.
- Centred on a linen or cotton cushion cover frontCentre the medium size on a 45x45cm cushion cover for a pressed-flower illustration look.
- Bottom edge trim on a kitchen or garden apronThe 6.5-inch version tucks perfectly above an apron hem band on woven cotton.
- Framed botanical hoop art for a living room or hallwaySingle-colour thread lets you match any room palette for a gallery-style hoop display.
- Tea towel border repeat for a handmade gift setRepeat the small size end-to-end across a tea towel hem for a coordinated gift set.
- Spring or summer wrapping cloth centre panelThe wide arch shape fills a cotton furoshiki centre without overwhelming the edges.
Dimensions
3 sizes included. Stitch counts shown for the largest colorway.
| Size (in) | Stitches |
|---|---|
| 71.1 × 165.1 mm | 15,740 |
| 82.1 × 190.5 mm | 17,608 |
| 93.1 × 215.9 mm | 19,394 |
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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