Colorful Wine Glass Embroidery Design, Instant Download

My niece stitched this one onto a wine tote bag she made as a gift and the 7-colour palette made it look fancier than she expected from a design that small. The glass itself is just line work, a stemmed wine glass shape drawn in thin outlines, but the bowl is bursting with a floral spill, flowers and leaves cascading out of the rim and wrapping down around the stem. Its a design that makes the glass almost secondary to the flower arrangement coming out of it.

Seven colours: purple, orange, aqua, hot pink, yellow, white, and a softer pink. Six colour changes total, but the thread palette is bright enough that the stops are worth it. The machine draws the glass outline first, then builds the floral elements layer by layer inside and over the rim. Because the stitch density is 861, its not a heavy or stiff design, it sits fairly flat on lighter fabrics like linen or cotton. 9 sizes from 2.07 inches wide at the smallest up to 4.42 inches wide at the largest, stitch counts from 12,338 to 28,580. The taller orientation means even the smallest size reads more like a cocktail glass shape than a squat oval, which helps with placement on narrow items.

Back it with a light tearaway for woven fabrics and a light cutaway for knit or stretch. You dont need anything heavy here, the density is low enough that a standard weight backing keeps everthing stable. Run a test stitch on scrap first if your machine runs tight on tension, the aqua thread in the flower details is a thinner coverage area and can look sparse if tension is off.

Drop me a quick note if you need a different size or the file gives you any trouble.