Cute Cloud with Hanging Stars Embroidery Design, Instant Download

Sleeping pink cloud with closed-eye face and a small white highlight up top left. The cloud body has dotted eyes and a tiny smile, like a happy lil sleeping shape. Underside scallops down in soft sky blue, like a baby-blue petticoat tucked in. Six pastel stars dangle below on fine thread lines, three pink and three purple alternating in height like a real baby cot mobile. Drew this one because a customer needed somethin for a baby-shower gift bag and the usual cloud-only designs felt too plain.

Six colours total: soft pink 15, purple 13, sky blue R2 G175 B255, white highlight 9, dark blue 10 for the smile dots, and an accent pink R242 G71 B168. Five colour changes through the run, which sounds like alot but the zones group together so the bobbin changes stay clean. Stitch count goes from 6,214 on the smallest 3.51 inch wide up to 19,843 at the full 7.51 inch. Density runs 459 mid-range. my software handled the digitising and the cloud puff carries directional satin, run-stitch lines for the dangling threads, and small fill stitch on the star bodies. Its a clean six-colour layout. The string runs holding the stars are a fragile section, dont skip the topping film on textured fabric or theyll sink and break visually.

One customer ordered the 5 inch size for a personalised baby quilt last month, pink on a cream cotton panel for a niece due in march. She paired it with the babys first initial stitched in the corner. Said the stars actually look like theyre swinging when you look at it from a distance, which is exactly what the alternating heights were meant to do. Use a no-show mesh on a baby quilt cotton, the colour density needs the right backing or itll show through on a thin layer.

Best on cotton quilt panels, baby muslin, fleece blankets, soft cotton tee for kids, nursery wall canvas, baby bib fronts. Skip stretchy jersey, the long thread runs will distort. Avoid dark fabrics, the pastel stars need a light ground to read. Pair the 3.51 inch with a baby bib chest panel. Pop the 5 inch on a baby quilt corner motif. Run the 6 inch on a nursery cushion cover. Stitch the 7.51 inch centred on a fleece throw for a full statement. Wash on cold gentle, the dangling thread runs hate a tumble dryer.