Breast Cancer Awareness Ghost Embroidery Design, Instant Download

A really sweet little ghost with a soft pillowy body and a wavy hem at the bottom, kinda hovering in place. On top of its head sits a pink polka-dot bow tied neat, the kind of bow you find on a vintage doll. Two small black oval eyes look forward, no mouth, holding a pink breast cancer awareness ribbon centred on its chest. Two thin pastel pink spider web shapes drape behind it on each side, faded enough to not steal focus from the ghost. Reads cute and sincere both at once.

Three colour stops, two colour changes. Off-white silver-grey for the spectres soft fill, pastel pink for the bow ribbon and the two web shapes, plus solid black for the small oval eyes. Smallest 3.04 inch size hoops at 6,855 stitches and the largest 5.64 inch lands at 16,261 with density at 444. Ive digitised this in digitising tools with the main body running soft tatami fill at a low density, the pink ribbon goes with directional satin for that ribbon-tape texture you want on awareness motifs.

One customer wrote me last october, shes a nurse at a hospital oncology unit, she stitched the 5 inch piece for soft pink scrub top pocket and matching tote bag for her team during awareness month. Said the design made every patient smile when they saw it, suprised her how much warmth a little ghost can carry. She ordered six more sets for the rest of the team.

Best stitched on white cotton, soft pink jersey, light grey heather, oat or natural ground where the white fill reads against the cloth. Skip dark or busy print fabrics, the soft fill needs a lighter ground to register. Run light cutaway under jersey or knit. Drop tearaway under woven cotton or linen. The 3.04 inch fits a 4x4 frame for breast pocket placements. Largest 5.64 inch suits 5x7 hoop centred on totes, sweatshirt chests or cushion fronts. Pick the 4-inch for matching tea towels and kids tees. Pair with the ribbon-only motif for a coordinated awareness set.