Elegant Golden Snowflake Embroidery Design, Instant Download

Elegant golden snowflake with tapering arms. They start slightly wider where they meet the centre and narrow down to a clean sharp point at the tip. Secondary lines run close alongside each main arm instead of branching wide, so theres a lot of deliberate empty space in the design. That open spacing gives it a refined look rather than the ornate or ornamental versions. Youre meant to see the fabric through it.

Nine thousand one hundred stitches on the 3.5-inch size. Biggest runs at 19,818 on the 7.5 inch, with density at 407. Single gold thread all the way through. The slim arm construction means the needle columns are narrow, which is actually where Wilcom EmbroideryStudio earns its keep, keeping those thin lines consistent without pulling or gapping across 5 different sizes.

I get messages from brides and wedding vendors with this one alot. Last spring a bride had it stitched on a pale champagne linen kerchief in the 3.5-inch size and the slim tapering lines looked like goldwork lace in her photos. Honestly I was suprised how well it came out on something that fine. Email me if youre doing invitation or stationery embroidery and want sizing advice before you buy.

Best on tight-weave fabrics with a smooth surface. Ivory cotton sateen, champagne linen, pale grey poly twill or white cotton percale. The tapering tips need a stable cloth to hold the point. Avoid anything with a loose weave because slim arm stitching will sink in and the open spacing disappears. Surface texture does the same damage to the delicate lines.

Light tearaway stabiliser works on most wovens here. Hoop very firm because tapering arms are sensitive to even small fabric shifts during stitching. Underlay is important on the centre join where all six arms meet. Email me if the tip points look blurred on your machine and Ill adjust the file same day.