
Outline Tropical Hibiscus Flower Sketch
A single-line hibiscus in five sizes from 4x3 to 6x5, 3,933 to 6,644 stitches. Twenty minutes, one colour change, done.
13 floral embroidery designs sorted by how long they take, not just how they look. Four of them run under 9,000 stitches for an evening project; the rest are the dense satin pieces you bought the machine for. Every design is hand-digitized, lists its hoop size and stitch count, and comes in the usual formats (PES, DST, JEF, EXP, HUS, VP3, XXX and more).
All thirteen are part of Creative Fabrica's All Access subscription: $47 for the year, 145,000+ embroidery designs, commercial license included. You can start with 10 free downloads to test the files on your machine before you pay anything.
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A single-line hibiscus in five sizes from 4x3 to 6x5, 3,933 to 6,644 stitches. Twenty minutes, one colour change, done.

A blackwork rose border for a 5x8 hoop, 4,666 stitches. Runs along a towel edge or a table runner without eating an afternoon.

Line-art florals in five sizes from 3x3 to 8x7, 5,659 to 11,073 stitches. The style people are asking for right now, and it stitches light.

A corner motif for a 5x6 hoop, 8,430 stitches. Stitch it on all four corners of a napkin set and you have a gift.

A set of lotus designs for 4x2, 4x3, 3x4 and 4x4 hoops, 6,347 to 12,161 stitches. Built for small hoops.
The quick ones above are done in an evening. The rest of this page is what you stitch when you have a weekend. One subscription covers both.
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Butterfly and flowers in a ripple fill, 4x4 and 5x5, 10,864 and 13,898 stitches. Texture without the density.

A wreath in five sizes from 4x4 to 8x8, 14,372 to 28,699 stitches. Leave the middle empty for a monogram.

A bicycle with a basket of roses, five sizes from 3x4 to 5x7, 14,949 to 24,592 stitches. The tote-bag design.

Daisies and lavender in three sizes, 20,691 to 34,091 stitches. Dense, layered and worth the time on a pillow front.

Four sizes up to 5x11, 20,305 to 36,528 stitches. Long and vertical — made for a table runner or a robe back.

Magnolia in 4x4, 5x5 and 7x7, from 21,760 up to 44,820 stitches at the largest. The one that makes people ask where you bought it.

A floral bow in nine sizes from 4x4 to 8x7, 21,312 to 40,560 stitches. Bows are everywhere this year and this is the full-coverage version.

The same idea in a single 5x8 size, 32,206 stitches, with a different flower mix. Pick whichever matches your fabric.
That's 13 designs out of 13,349 floral and garden embroidery designs in the catalog. If you want a different flower, browse the full collection.
The stitch count tells you. As a rough guide, a home machine runs 600 to 800 stitches a minute, so 6,000 stitches is about ten minutes of machine time and 30,000 is closer to an hour — before thread changes.
Brother and Babylock machines use PES, Janome uses JEF, Tajima and most commercial machines use DST, Husqvarna Viking and Pfaff use HUS and VP3. Every design on this page ships with all of them.
Any design over 20,000 stitches needs a proper stabilizer and a hoop that holds the fabric drum-tight. On knits, add a cut-away stabilizer. The lighter designs at the top of this page are the safer place to start.
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