Colorful Music Notes Embroidery Design, Instant Download

The treble clef sits big and solid on the left side in black, proper satin column work so its nice and sharp. Nine colours. Off to the right there are colour bands sweeping upward in arcs like a stylised musical staff that got set free and went wherever it wanted, with teal, grass green, sky blue, mustard, orange, magenta, coral red and mint all flowing in the same rightward direction as if pulled by the same gust of air. Black music notes of different sizes are scattered across the bands like theyre riding the sound waves. It looks like something youd see on a music school tote or a band teachers classroom wall.

Nine colour changes total. Ten thread stops, so budget about 15 minutes per stitch-out on the bigger 7.51-inch size. Stitch counts go from 6,170 on the 3.5-inch smallest right up to 15,710 on the full-width version. Density is low at 335 which means the colour bands sit light on fabric and dont stiffen up. The underlay on each ribbon arc is minimal on purpose, I wanted the colours to feel breezy not heavy. Low density also means this stitches fast for a 9-colour design.

Music teachers have been my main customer for this one. One client last february bought the 6.5-inch for a batch of natural canvas bags she made as end-of-year gifts for her piano students at a school recital. She emailed to say the parents were asking where they came from. Genuinely good feedback and I been recomending she come back for the next batch aswell. Perfect fit for anyone who teaches, performs or just lives and breathes music.

Pick a white or cream ground so all 9 colours show true. Stitch on cotton canvas, cotton twill, or heavy linen for best results. Avoid dark backgrounds, the teal and mint bands vanish against navy or black fabric. Tearaway stabiliser is fine on woven cotton, you dont need cutaway here. Email me if you cant get the thread swaps to register cleanly on your machine, I can break out the colour sequence step by step.