American Flag Lips Dripping Embroidery Design, Instant Download

Stars and stripes pouring out of dripping lips, big and bold. The lips sit open in the middle of the design, parted just enough to show a row of white satin teeth peeking through. Whole mouth splits right down the centre, the left half carries the blue canton of the american flag with white five-point stars scattered across it, the right half runs red and white horizontal stripes across the lip shape. Thats the split. Loud, mirrored, balanced.

Dripping out from underneath the lower lip you got six trailing paint-drop shapes, three blue ones on the left side, three red ones on the right. They hang down like wet enamel paint catching gravity, real glossy magazine-cover energy. Shes literally dripping. White highlight stripes along the upper lip give that wet-shine look so the lips read like they actually got gloss on em. One occured suprised reaction the first time I stitched it, the dimension hits real.

I drew the design specifically for fourth of july merch, memorial day pieces and patriotic concert apparel. This past spring a buyer grabbed the 7.23-inch run for a vendor stall she was running at a small-town independence day fair, she sold the lip-tee out by 11am. Back in june another buyer asked me to remap it for a leather jacket back, aswell. Suprised the heck out of me how much edge this brings.

Stitch on buttermilk percale, dove grey poplin or soft cream cotton for the cleanest red-white-blue pop. Skip red or blue fabric here, half the layout disappears straight into the cloth either way. Run the 5-inch version onto a tank top chest panel, the larger size sits perfect on a denim jacket and the back hooping works clean for a country-concert tote. The smallest version works on a baseball cap front. Loud and proud, theyll spot ya from across the room.

Stitch counts run between 16,710 and 42,224 spread over 9 sizes at 778 density. Anchor with mid-weight cutaway underneath for the densest sections, the navy panel and lip body. Topping film over the white star section keeps the bobbin from peeking through, the white satin runs short and itll loosen up without it. my software digitised the lip outline clean and theres no jump-stitch chaos. Recieved good feedback from buyers on the file behaviour aswell. Five colours total. Its a simple setup.