Eyeball Splash Embroidery Design, Machine Embroidery Pattern, Instant Download

At density 1292 this eyeball splash hits 67,611 stitches on the 7.5-inch, and you feel every one of them when you look at it. The digitiser packed those satin columns in the blue iris so tight they read almost like printed ink once stitched, and the concentric ring fill uses directional angle changes to fake real depth. At the 3.5-inch that same technique holds, which is how you know the underlay was done right with pro industry digitising tools rather than auto-converted.

Visually its a cartoon horror eyeball mid-explosion. Hot pink splatter wraps around the top and sides with ragged organic drips and four satin scatter dots punched out at the corners. Teal blue liquid pools heavy at the bottom-right with its own thick black outline giving it that glossy feel. The sclera is grey-white with fine brownish-pink vein lines stitched at an angle across the tatami fill, and the iris has a deep black pupil dead centre with a white highlight blob just off-axis that makes it look alive. I had a customer last halloween who put the 7.5-inch onto the back of a black denim jacket and the pink scatter dots ended up being everyone's favourite detail in person.

Needs a cutaway on stretchy tees but worth it because those satin splash drips distort badly on jersey without proper stabiliser underneath. Hoop medium-weight cutaway for fleece or cotton knit. On canvas or denim try a tearaway, though I'd still back the splash zone edges with cutaway to stop pink satin columns lifting after washing. Skip topping film on tight-weave twill, dosent add much and youll waste time picking it out. Pop this on charcoal fleece or black canvas for maximum contrast from the hot pink and teal threads.

Flag me down if a colour sequence looks off.