Elegant Woman Face & Hair Line Art Embroidery Design, Instant Download

This one has more hair. Longer, fuller, the kind of swept-back style that takes up real estate on the design. It falls forward and sweeps back with different stroke weights so theres actual depth to it, not just parallel lines. The face is three-quarter view, one eye fully visible with proper lash detail and a white highlight stitch, and the red lips are front and centre, satin-filled and proportionally full.

Three colours, 4 stops. The white highlight on the eye is a small detail but its what makes the eye look alive rather than flat. Black does the structure work on the hair with directional satin passes, light enough that the hair reads as drawn rather than filled. Red satin on the lips is dense and smooth. Wilcom digitising keeps the colour transitions at the lip outline clean without edge bleed.

Stitch count runs 4,210 at 3 inches to 10,170 at 7 inches. The density is really light at 240, so this sits flat on most fabrics without pulling. Im not gonna say its the most complex piece Ive worked on, but the lash detailing is genuinely fiddly at the smaller sizes. A customer who ordered for a fashion boutique bag came back for alot of reorders after seeing how it looked on sage green canvas, said it was the best-selling item on their table.

Works on light neutrals, sage green, pale blush, cream or white. Skip dark fabrics unless you want to adjust the colour plan because the black line work disappears. Medium woven cotton or canvas, tear-away stabiliser, standard hoop tension. Lashes at the small size may need a slow stitch speed if your machine is older.