Butterfly Dress Woman Embroidery Design, Fashion Silhouette Machine Embroidery, Instant Download

A woman in a dress that looks like butterfly wings, or at least thats the idea here. The skirt flares out into two sweeping wing shapes on either side, and the silhouette turns mid-step with the fabric caught in motion. Five colours: deep teal as the base of the dress, cobalt blue through the mid sections, sky blue on the upper wing tips, soft lavender at the hem edge, and black for the figure outline. Density sits at 691, moderate, and the finished piece has a clean editorial illustration quality to it.

Stitch range is 8,164 at a chest 3.5 in wide version to 19,585 on the biggest 7.5-inch design. The figure is wide but short, ranging from just 1.76 inches tall at the small end to 3.78 inches tall at the largest, so this one is suited to horizontal placement across pockets or bag panels rather than tall vertical spaces. my main software built the underlay with directional passes that follow the wing curves, which keeps the satin stitching smooth even around the flared hem. One customer who ordered it this spring ran the 6-inch onto a clutch bag in cream leather and said the teal looked almost printed-on it was so clean.

Best on light or white fabric where the teal and cobalt have room to show up clearly. Press a medium weight cutaway or polymesh backer before hooping any stretch fabric. Avoid hooping anything too lightweight on the larger sizes because the dense satin sections at the wing edges can pull. Stitch it vertically centred on a pouch or horizontally across a bag panel.

Use a tearaway on non-stretch woven fabric and you're done in under twenty minutes on the mid sizes. the small 3-in runs in under 10 minutes. Text the shop contact if the stitch-out doesnt look right and Ill check the file for you right away.