Dripping Vampire Lips Halloween Embroidery Design, Instant Download

2 colours, 6 sizes, and its one of the most direct Halloween designs Ive made. Full lips in deep red or crimson, blood dripping down from the lower lip, and fang tips just visible at the corners of the mouth. No face, no background, just the lips and the drips as a standalone graphic icon. Widths from 2.51 inches up to 7.51 inches. Heights sit between 2.2 and 6.58 inches. The proportions are close to square at each size, so it centres naturally on chest placements and bag fronts without looking lopsided.

Stitch counts go from 5947 on the small version to 24749 on the biggest. Density is 501, comfortable medium. The red lip fill uses directional satin so the sheen catches the light the way a real lip does, not just a flat blob. Black sits under the drip outlines and fang edges with a lock stitch anchor so those fine points dont unravel with washing. professional digitising tools set the density so the transition at the fang line stays clean, and honestly thats the hardest part to get right on a two-colour lip design.

A customer ordered this last october for custom halloween tote bags at a drag night event. She stitched 20 bags in crimson and charcoal and said it was the best selling item of the night. She actually came back in november asking for more sizes. I still get that request from time to time. Honestly youre better off with the 2-colour version because adding more colours to lips tends to look overdone in thread. Dont over-complicate it.

Hoop a medium tearaway on cotton twill or canvas. Use cutaway on any stretch fabric or sweatshirt fleece. The red satin needs a stable base or the fill direction shows as uneven sheen. Pop a topping on velvet or any napped fabric. Avoid white or very pale fabrics unless you want the black outline to be the dominant element. Deep navy, black or charcoal denim show the red best.