Elegant Floral Woman Line Art Embroidery Design, Instant Download

Front view of a womans face but the eyes are hidden, the upper half taken over by three big detailed blooms with thick layered petals and a side braid flowing down past the shoulder. One hand is raised up near the cheek, three fingers visible, the red nails matching the painted red lips. Everything else stays in clean navy outline. Reads like a boutique apothecary print or something youd see on a perfume bottle label.

Kinda striking how much character you get from so few stitches relative to the size. Stitch counts run 15,341 at the small 5-inch and up to 26,539 at the big 9-inch. Density is light at 332 because most of the design is line work, not fill. Two colour stops, navy first for the outlines and the leaf accents, then red for the lips and nails. The colour change happens once which is nice on a long run. Digitised in Wilcom EmbroideryStudio with thin satin running on the contour edges of the petals so the lines stay sharp.

The hair braid and the long curving lines are the trick on this one. Theyll wobble if your fabric isnt held flat, kinda just sags between hoop tension points. Use cutaway behind cotton, fusible cutaway if youre going on tee jersey, and run a layer of water-soluble topping over loose weaves so the outlines dont sink. I see this same issue with line-art faces every single batch, the curves need a firm surface and clean underlay, theres no shortcut around it.

Pairs well on cream, dusty pink, sage, ivory, charcoal canvas, or natural linen. Avoid busy floral prints obviously. The 7-inch is the sweet spot for cushion fronts and tote bags. A customer wrote me before easter saying she put the 6-inch on a cosmetic pouch for her bridesmaids, the navy on champagne satin looked like a sketched fashion illustration printed on. Reach out if you need the satin-with-tearaway combo notes for that build, ill send em over.