Electric Guitar with Music Notes Embroidery Design, Instant Download

Guitar is shown at a slight diagonal angle, the way a player would hold it. The body is big and full, stitched in deep charcoal with satin fill panels following the double-cutaway shape. Tuning pegs and bridge details get picked out in a lighter silver tone. Three or four music notes float up from around the headstock, kinda loose and scattered like sound drifting off mid-riff.

6 colours total and density comes in at about 614, so this is a reasonably fast stitch even at the larger 7.5-inch size which hits 24,959 stitches. The notes use satin column runs with a clean underlay so they dont sink into knit fabric. Body panels use directional tatami fill with a satin column edge that keeps the guitar silhouette sharp. Honestly a solid workhorse design for music-themed merch batches.

I been getting orders from music teachers wanting something for end-of-year student gifts, and from custom apparel shops doing band merch runs last summer. A teacher last june ordered a 4-in size on 20 canvas tote bags for her guitar class. She said the kids went nuts for it. Nine sizes from 3.5 inches 7.5 ceiling means you can badge a shirt pocket or go full chest graphic depending on what youre making.

Stitch on black, navy, charcoal grey, or dark denim for that rock feel. You can also go white or cream and it reads more like a casual music-lover piece rather than full band merch. Skip fine silk or lightweight chiffon, the satin body sections need a stable woven base to lie flat.

Add medium cutaway behind on cotton twill or canvas tote. Tear-away works fine on stiff denim. Hoop firmly and check your bobbin thread colour blends with the fabric because the body satin columns have decent coverage that lets bobbin show on edges if tension drifts. Send a chat message if the file doesnt load right and Ill check the format and get it sorted for your machine.