
Side-profile butterfly high heel, two colours, 3 sizes, 5.51 inch up to 7.51 inch. The body of the shoe is a swarm of butterflies trailing from the pointed toe up the vamp and over the ankle line. The heel spike on the left is solid pink and there are a couple of free-floating purple butterflies fluttering off it. Sketchy crosshatch fill across the spike column and base, the butterflies inside the shoe body are outlined in pink with hollow centres so the fabric colour underneath bleeds through. It reads like a shoe at first glance and then ya see whats actually drawing the shape.
Two colours total, a bright pink and a small purple accent. One colour change. Suprised how much thread this one chews through, stitch count starts at 17,619 on the smallest 5.51 inch size and climbs to 23,773 at the full 7.51 inch. Density is 480, medium-high for a hollow-butterfly fill like this. Only three sizes in the pack because below 5 inch the butterfly outlines lose their crispness and it just becomes a pink blob. Built inside my standard software and the heel column and sole get directional satin. The butterflies use light fill with travel stitches between them so theyre not just a bunch of disconnected shapes.
One customer ordered it for a bridesmaid keepsake set last june, she asked for somethin she could put on a satin make-up bag. Shes a bride. She did the 6 inch size centred on cream satin with a fusible tearaway behind. The wash up with a hot iron after the tearaway came off, satin remembers everything if you skip the right stabilisation.
Best fabrics: heavyweight cotton tote canvas, denim jackets, satin clutches or bags, stiff cotton aprons. Avoid stretchy jersey, the long satin runs on the heel will distort. Skip dark backgrounds, the hollow butterflies need a light ground to read. Use a no-show mesh under satin, a medium cutaway behind cotton or denim, a topping film if youre hooping a textured weave. Pop the 5.51 inch on a make-up bag flap front. One color theme. Done. Run the 6 inch on a salon apron chest, stitch the 7.51 inch on a tote bag back panel for full impact.
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What people are using this design for
A starting point. The design works for plenty more than just this list, this is what folks have stitched it onto most.
- satin or cotton make-up bag flap for bridesmaid giftsPop the 6-in piece on cream satin make-up bag flap with fusible tearaway, this becomes a bridesmaid keepsake
- salon or beauty studio apron chest pieceEmbroider the 6 inch chest piece on a black salon apron in pink and purple for a beauty studio uniform
- canvas tote bag back panel for fashion loversRun the 7.51 inch on a structured canvas bag back panel for a fashion-lover everyday carry bag
- denim jacket back yoke or chest pocketPop the 5.51 inch on a denim jacket chest pocket area, this pulls the shoe shape into a casual jean fit
- bridal shower keepsake hoop wall artHoop the 7 inch on white cotton, frame in a black 9 inch hoop ring for bridal shower wall art
- fashion boutique merch tee or tankPick the 6 inch for a fashion boutique merch tee chest centre, this works in pink on a cream cotton base
- satin clutch front panel personalisationUse the 5.51 inch on a satin clutch front panel for a personalised gift, pair with embroidered initial above
- framed gallery hoop wall art for a dressing roomStitch the 7 inch on linen, stretch in a 9 inch hoop and hang in a dressing room or walk-in wardrobe
Dimensions
3 sizes included. Stitch counts shown for the largest colorway.
| Size (in) | Stitches |
|---|---|
| 5.51 × 4.83 in | 17,619 |
| 6.51 × 5.71 in | 20,659 |
| 7.51 × 6.59 in | 23,773 |
Files & Formats
Eight machine formats included in one zip. Whichever your machine reads, its in the pack.








Plus a color chart for thread matching. See full format guide.
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