Colorful Snowflake Vertical Border Embroidery Design, Instant Download

Six little snowflakes in a row, each one a proper six-pointed crystal shape with radiating arms, sitting in a neat horizontal line. Six colours in the design, icy blue and teal doing the bulk with lavender, white, navy and soft silver filling the alternating crystals. The shapes are precise and geometric, no loose edges, the kind of border that reads crisp even on navy or white cotton at any of the 5 sizes.

I digitised this one because I kept getting asked for something that worked on christmas stockings but wasnt too seasonal for everyday winter stuff. Snowflakes hit that mark. Ping me if ya need a single-colour version and I can sort one out. Stitch counts go from 2,246 on the smallest up to 4,494 at the full 7.5-inch wide version, so the thread consumption stays pretty light for a 6-colour piece.

One customer ordered it last december for a batch of personalised christmas stockings she was doing as gifts for her whole office. She ran the 7.5 chest along the cuff of each cream stocking and told me the colour changes came out cleaner than she expected. Theres only around 5 colour changes across the row, so the thread swaps dont slow things down too much if youre doing multiples.

Stitch this on white or cream linen for the most classic winter look. Skip dark charcoal fabric if youre using the navy snowflakes in the mix because they disappear. Use a tearaway stabiliser underneath, the density here sits at a comfortable mid-range so you dont need anything heavy-duty. Hoop your fabric taut, run the narrowest size first as a test strip to check the thread tension on your machine before you commit to the good fabric. Pop the medium width across the top of a table runner for an easy seasonal centrepiece.

All machine formats come in the zip. If the file plays up or you need a different colour arrangement, just message me.