Fairy with Star Wand Embroidery Design V2, Instant Download

The fairy is mid-pose with one arm raised, the star wand held up and slightly forward, the star itself sitting at the tip with points radiating out. Wings spread behind her, the wing membranes done with directional fill so they read as translucent rather than solid, which is the hard part of digitising any winged figure. Its silhouette-style overall but the wing detail keeps it from looking flat. Single colour throughout and it reads clearly on almost any fabric colour you pick. Dont be afraid to try it in gold on deep purple, that combination is gorgeous.

Five sizes from 2.9 x 3.5 reaching 6.23 x 7.5 inches, stitch count reaching around 23,011 on the largest. The wand is narrow enough that it needs clean satin stitching to stay defined at the smaller sizes, and Im confident the column widths stay consistent right through so theres no breaks appearing mid-wand. Pair with a cutaway stabiliser on cotton and jersey because theres enough detail in the wings that a floaty stabiliser choice will let things shift. Use topping on fleece or velvet so the wing rows dont sink into the ground.

A customer put this on a party favour tote bag last year, nine identical bags for a fairy birthday party, the 3-inch size in purple thread on white cotton. She said the kids went mad for them and she got stopped by every parent wanting to know where the bags came from. I love hearing that honestly because little kid party projects are exactly what I digitised this fairy size range for. Stitch it and see, the small size is fast to run and very clean.

Use it on kids tshirts for a fairy or fantasy theme birthday outfit. Stitch on a party favour bag for a girls birthday as a quick repeatable project. Add it to a princess pillowcase in pink or lavender thread for a bedroom gift. Place it on a tutu waistband panel for a handmade fairy costume accessory. Avoid hooping fabrics with alot of stretch without proper cutaway underneath or the wings will distort.