Crescent Rainbow Moon Embroidery Design, Celestial Dreamcatcher

Heres the crescent rainbow moon and its got such a sweet dreamy feel to it. Stacked rainbow arcs form the crescent shape in pastel red, coral orange, buttery yellow, mint green, sky blue and lilac purple. A tiny smiling sun tucks into the inner curve and below the moon a bunch of hanging threads drop down with pointed stars and beads dangling like a boho dreamcatcher.

Colour palette runs 15 changes which sounds like alot but theyre mostly grouped into the rainbow swap sequence so the machine wont stop every two minutes. The arcs use smooth satin fills with a soft watercoloured outline that gives the whole thing a gentle painted look rather than that harsh cartoon vector feel. Pointed stars alternate yellow and lilac with a small directional shadow on each tip. So the depth comes through even at the smaller sizes.

And honestly i made this for nursery hoops and baby shower gift sets first. But customers keep buying it for tween bedrooms aswell. One mum recieved hers last month for her daughters 8th birthday wall hoop and she sent me a photo of it framed in pale wood, suprised me how nice the pastels read against natural pine. Its turned into a quiet bestseller.

Stitch on white, cream, oatmeal or pale sage cotton. Pastels need a light fabric base to stay readable, dont try this on dark navy or black because the soft yellow and mint just dissapear into the background. Linen and lightweight twill both work nicely and the boho dangling beads look proper sweet on a woven fabric.

So density stays moderate at 44k for the 10 inch run and it dosent demand a heavy duty cutaway. A medium tearaway will hold up fine for hoop art or pillow covers. Use polyester thread, the colours stay brighter through washes than rayon over time. Send a screenshot if a colour change occured at the wrong stop and i can map the file properly for you.