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This downloadable machine embroidery set contains four separate vegetable designs: broccoli, avocado, artichoke and cabbage. Each motif is supplied in five original sizes for embroidery machines. This is a digital machine embroidery product, not a finished patch, printed image or physical embroidered item.
The miniature vegetables are created in a watercolor-inspired style and work especially well on white fabric, where the lighter color transitions remain visible. Use the four motifs together for a coordinated kitchen collection or stitch each vegetable separately on napkins, tea towels, aprons, reusable produce bags and recipe book covers.
Broccoli
Size: 69.1x63.9mm (2.72x2.52"), Stitches: 6763
Size: 75.8x70.3mm (2.98x2.77"), Stitches: 7609
Size: 83.6x77.4mm (3.29x3.05"), Stitches: 8578
Size: 92.0x85.1mm (3.62x3.35"), Stitches: 9712
Size: 97.8x90.7mm (3.85x3.57"), Stitches: 10484
Artichoke
Size: 44.2x67.2mm (1.74x2.65"), Stitches: 5843
Size: 48.6x73.8mm (1.91x2.91"), Stitches: 6553
Size: 53.5x81.2mm (2.11x3.20"), Stitches: 7457
Size: 58.8x89.4mm (2.31x3.52"), Stitches: 8406
Size: 64.7x98.3mm (2.55x3.87"), Stitches: 9493
Cabbage
Size: 68.0x58.9mm (2.68x2.32"), Stitches: 7266
Size: 74.8x64.7mm (2.94x2.55"), Stitches: 8161
Size: 82.3x71.3mm (3.24x2.81"), Stitches: 9219
Size: 90.5x78.3mm (3.56x3.08"), Stitches: 10385
Size: 98.0x84.8mm (3.86x3.34"), Stitches: 11510
Avocado
Size: 68.0x58.5mm (2.68x2.30"), Stitches: 5381
Size: 74.8x64.4mm (2.94x2.54"), Stitches: 6007
Size: 82.2x70.8mm (3.24x2.79"), Stitches: 6696
Size: 90.5x77.9mm (3.56x3.07"), Stitches: 7673
Size: 97.9x84.4mm (3.85x3.32"), Stitches: 8411
Formats: .dst, .pec, .exp, .hus, .vip, .pes, .dat, .vp3, .sew, .tab. xxx
All twenty included files fit a machine with a 100x100 mm (4x4") embroidery field. The term “4x4 hoop” is a rounded commercial name for this embroidery field.
White cotton, light-colored linen, canvas and twill provide a clean background for the watercolor-style details. For stable woven fabric, use a medium-weight tear-away stabilizer and hoop the fabric without stretching it. If the back of a table napkin must remain especially neat, test a suitable wash-away stabilizer.
For terry kitchen towels, place tear-away stabilizer underneath and a lightweight water-soluble topper over the fabric so the stitches remain above the loops. Always test the selected size using the same fabric, thread and stabilizer intended for the finished item.
Polyester embroidery thread is a practical choice for aprons and towels that will be washed frequently. Rayon or viscose thread produces a softer, more lustrous finish and works well for decorative napkins or kitchen accessories that receive gentler care. Read more about matching the design, fabric and stabilizer in the stitch density and stabilization guide.
Embroider one vegetable on each of four cotton napkins, reusable produce bags or tea towels. Keep the same thread palette throughout the project so that broccoli, avocado, artichoke and cabbage look like one coordinated collection. For a larger centerpiece, arrange all four motifs around a short kitchen phrase in embroidery software before stitching.
Explore additional produce motifs in the Vegetables, Fruits and Berries Machine Embroidery Designs category.
Yes. Every original size listed on this page fits within a 100x100 mm (4x4") embroidery field.
White or very light plain cotton and linen provide the clearest background. Patterned or dark fabric may show through lighter stitched areas, so a test stitch is recommended.
Finished physical items may be sold by small artisan businesses. The digital embroidery files may not be resold, shared, exchanged or distributed.