Spring Pansy Bouquet Baroque - 4 sizes

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Size: 122.4x178.0 mm (4.82x7.01"), Stitches: 33144
Size: 136.5x198.3 mm (5.37x7.81"), Stitches: 37312
Size: 150.2x218.4 mm (5.91x8.60"), Stitches: 41375
Size: 163.9x238.3 mm (6.45x9.38"), Stitches: 45691
Formats: .dst, .jef, .pec, .vip, .hus, .pes, .sew, .exp, .dat, vp3, xxx

Spring Pansy Bouquet Baroque machine embroidery design is an elegant floral composition inspired by classical Baroque aesthetics and delicate spring pansies. The design combines expressive flowers with refined ornamental balance, creating a luxurious yet soft visual effect.
This Spring Pansy Bouquet Baroque machine embroidery design is perfect for Easter projects, table linens, decorative napkins, cosmetic bags, towels, pillow covers, and gift textiles.

The bouquet looks especially beautiful on light fabrics such as linen, cotton, satin, and blended textiles, but it can also be embroidered on knit fabrics with proper stabilization.

Companion design available: Spring Pansy Bouquet machine embroidery design — ideal for creating coordinated sets or collections in the same floral theme.

Design Style and Use

• Style: floral, Baroque-inspired, elegant spring design
• Mood: light, refined, festive
• Suitable for: home decor, gifts, Easter textiles, accessories

Embroidery Instructions for Stretch Fabrics

Stretch fabrics require special stabilization to keep the design clean, prevent distortion, and maintain sharp details.

Recommended Stabilizers

Cut-away stabilizer (main support)

• Weight: 70–90 g/m² (≈ 2.1–2.7 oz/yd²)
• Use for: knit fabrics, jersey, stretch cotton, viscose, thin sweaters
• Why: provides permanent support and prevents stretching after washing

Water-soluble topping (top layer)

• Weight: 20–30 g/m² (≈ 0.6–0.9 oz/yd²)
• Use on top of the fabric
• Why: prevents stitches from sinking into the fabric, especially important for fine lines and detailed flowers

Step-by-Step Stabilization Guide

1. Pre-test first
   Always stitch a test sample on the same fabric before embroidering the final project.

2. Hooping

   • Hoop the cut-away stabilizer tightly.

   • Place the fabric on top without stretching it.

   • If the fabric is very soft, lightly spray with temporary adhesive.

3. Top Stabilizer

   • Place water-soluble topping on top of the fabric before stitching.

   • Secure it lightly or let the hoop hold it in place.

4. Embroidery Settings

   • Reduce embroidery speed slightly for better stitch control.

   • Use sharp embroidery needles suitable for knits (ballpoint or stretch needle if needed).

5. After Embroidery

   • Carefully tear or rinse away the water-soluble topping.

   • Trim excess cut-away stabilizer on the back, leaving a clean support layer.

Professional Tip

For very stretchy or thin fabrics, use two layers of cut-away stabilizer crossed at 90° for maximum stability — this keeps Baroque details crisp and the pansy petals perfectly shaped.

This design is a digital file for embroidery machines, not a finished product.
Compatible with all major embroidery machine formats.