Celebrate back-to-school season with this Floral Pencil & Apple Machine Embroidery Design! Featuring a cute pencil with a pink eraser, a swirly patterned apple, and leafy flower accents, it’s perfect for teacher gifts, classroom tote bags, student backpacks, and school spirit shirts. Digitized with layered fills, clean outlines, and detailed color sections for a polished stitchout.
📐 Sizes (Inch & mm) + Stitches
3.51" × 3.44" (89.2 × 87.4 mm) — 27,051 stitches
4.01" × 3.93" (101.9 × 99.8 mm) — 31,742 stitches
4.51" × 4.41" (114.6 × 112.0 mm) — 36,806 stitches
5.01" × 4.90" (127.3 × 124.5 mm) — 42,258 stitches
5.51" × 5.39" (140.0 × 136.9 mm) — 47,649 stitches
6.01" × 5.88" (152.7 × 149.4 mm) — 53,426 stitches
6.51" × 6.37" (165.4 × 161.8 mm) — 59,644 stitches
7.01" × 6.86" (178.1 × 174.2 mm) — 66,137 stitches
7.51" × 7.35" (190.7 × 186.7 mm) — 72,691 stitches
✨ Features
Pencil + apple with floral leaves for a cute teacher/school theme
Worksheet shows 21 colors and 20 color changes (high detail + shading)
Great for statement stitching on totes, jackets, and sweatshirt fronts because of the dense, detailed fill areas.
🧵 File Formats Included
DST, EXP, HUS, JEF, PCS, PES, VIP, VP3, XXX
🎨 Use Cases
Teacher appreciation gifts: totes, aprons, zipper pouches, and notebook covers
Back-to-school shirts, backpacks, and lunch bags
Classroom décor items like pillow covers and wall hangings
💡 Benefits
Many size options included (3.51”–7.51” wide) so it can fit small or large hoop projects
Because this is a dense, high-stitch design, stabilizer choice matters; Melco recommends stronger stabilizer support for heavier, dense designs and cutaway for stretchy fabrics.
For best results, use the included sizes rather than heavy resizing; a common guideline is to keep resizing within about 10% up/down.
❓ FAQs
Q: Is this beginner-friendly?
A: It’s more advanced because it has many color changes (20), so it’s best for multi-needle machines or patient single-needle stitchers.
Q: What fabric works best?
A: Stable woven fabrics (canvas, denim, twill) usually hold dense fills neatly; knits often need a good cutaway backing to prevent puckering.