This festive Mardi Gras embroidery set features a fleur-de-lis, ribbon bow, and stylized bow fleur, all in classic purple, green, and gold with scattered stars. The trio works beautifully together or separately on party outfits, accessories, and décor for parades and celebrations. Digitized with 6 thread colors and clean satin stitching, the designs stitch quickly and crisply across multiple border-style sizes.
📐 Sizes (Inch & mm) + Stitches
1.69" × 3.51" (42.9 × 89.2 mm) — 9,975 stitches
1.93" × 4.01" (49.0 × 101.9 mm) — 11,309 stitches
2.17" × 4.51" (55.1 × 114.6 mm) — 12,602 stitches
2.41" × 5.01" (61.2 × 127.2 mm) — 13,890 stitches
2.66" × 5.51" (67.6 × 140.0 mm) — 15,197 stitches
2.90" × 6.01" (73.7 × 152.7 mm) — 16,481 stitches
3.14" × 6.50" (79.8 × 165.1 mm) — 17,834 stitches
3.38" × 7.00" (85.9 × 177.8 mm) — 19,218 stitches
3.62" × 7.50" (92.0 × 190.5 mm) — 20,644 stitches
✨ Features
Classic fleur-de-lis and bow motifs styled in bold satin stitches with crisp outlines.
Iconic Mardi Gras palette of purple, green, and gold plus white and star accents.
Low color count and efficient pathing ideal for batch stitching on fan gear and décor.
🧵 File Formats Included
PES, DST, EXP, HUS, JEF, VP3, XXX, CND
🎨 Use Cases
Shirts, jackets, and hats for Mardi Gras parades and party outfits.
Table runners, napkins, flags, and banner décor for celebrations.
Tote bags, sashes, and scarves for krewe members and parade watchers.
💡 Benefits
Multiple lengths make it easy to fit front chest, hem borders, or sash decorations.
Simple color scheme speeds up threading and keeps results consistent across sets.
Designs can be used together as a band or split into individual motifs as needed.
❓ FAQs
Q: Are these three separate designs?
A: They are digitized as a border-style set; advanced users can split them into individual motifs in editing software if desired.
Q: Can I change the colors from Mardi Gras tones?
A: Yes, you can easily swap to team or event colors while keeping the same stitch order.
Q: What stabilizer should I use for clothing and table linens?
A: Use medium cutaway for garments and medium tearaway for stable linens and décor fabrics.
