Cocktail Glasses Trio Embroidery Design, Instant Download

Three glasses, three drinks, 14 colours all packed into a design that sits between 1.48 and 3.17 inches wide across nine sizes. The martini glass is on the left with a red drink and an olive pick, the highball sits centre with something teal like a sea breeze, and the coupe on the right catches a champagne gold fill with a lime wedge at the rim. Each glass has its own stem satin column worked in a lighter shade so it reads as glass catching light.

Stitch counts run from 4,371 at the smallest to 13,074 at the 3.17-inch wide full size, which for 14 colour stops is actually pretty lean. my workhorse software handled the colour separations cleanly here. Im suprised by how little colour bleed you get between the drink fills and the rim stitching when you get the bobbin tension right. The gem-toned fills want a good quality 40wt thread so dont skimp there.

Bar owners hit me up about this monthly, mostly around bachelorette season. One customer ordered it for 8 matching canvas totes for a girls night out, she picked the 2.5-inch size and had each tote done in a different colourway of the background linen. She emailed me photos and the whole thing looked properly put together. The jewel tone fills really pop on natural linen or cream canvas.

Hoop on a heavy fusible cutaway under linen or canvas since the gem fills run dense enough to pucker light fabric if you only use tearaway. Topping on any linen weave helps the satin stems sit flat rather than sinking into the texture. Avoid dark navy or black because the rim outlines and highlight stitches disappear against dark backgrounds entirely. Skip fleece and heavy pile fabrics where the fine stem columns sink. Email me through the contact page if the colour stops dont match up on your machine and Ill send a corrected file.