Back View Girl with Flower Embroidery Design, Instant Download

Its a back view, which is whats interesting about it. Most fashion-girl designs are front-facing portraits. This one shows her from behind, dress flared out at the bottom, holding a daisy up in one hand, hair up in a loose bun with pieces falling around it. Its got a vintage fashion illustration quality, like something from a 1920s department store catalogue but stitched out in clean modern satin.

One color, all black. The skirt is the heaviest section, dense directional satin that gives the fabric a solid weight. The hair and the daisy are lighter, stitched with shorter satin columns and some outline work so they dont go stiff. the digitising software built this at density 623, zero color changes in the run. Hoop it, hit start, come back when its done. Sizes run from 3.51 x 2.52 up to 7.51 x 5.38 with 11,896 to 25,172 stitches depending on what hoop you're working with.

Single-color designs are genuinely flexible because you can pick any thread color, not just black. Try it in white on black denim, navy on cream linen, burgundy on tan canvas. Run it in a variegated thread and the directional satin in the skirt picks up the color shift in a way that looks intentional rather than accidental. Tape a firm cutaway under structured fabrics, medium cutaway on garments with any stretch.

A customer reached out last winter saying she'd run this on the back of a lightweight linen jacket and got stopped three times on the way home asking where she bought it. Thats the kind of result that comes from a design with actual line quality. Stitch the large size on a canvas tote back and youll see why it keeps getting requested.