Floral Ghost Halloween Embroidery Design V2, Instant Download

Floral Ghost Halloween Embroidery Design V2, Instant Download

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This is the floral-crown ghost, not the same as the simpler ghost I have with ribbon accents. The crown is fully digitised botanical flowers: small pink, coral, and lavender blooms with green leaf fills sitting across the head. Seven colours, 17457 stitches, density 250, digitised in Wilcom. Thats a high stitch count for a 3.09 inch design, but its driven entirely by the petal detail up top, narrow satin sections that need good density to hold their shape cleanly.

Use cutaway stabiliser on this one without question. At density 250 and 17457 stitches the pull is significant and tearaway wont give you enough base stability. Hoop your fabric really firmly, any looseness and the white satin body will ripple at the edges. Run underlay on the white ghost fill first, let the machine complete that full layer before the top satin goes down. Youve got seven colour stops, so count through them before starting and pre-thread if your machine allows it. Use a 75/11 needle and keep your bobbin tension snug, a loose bobbin on white satin shows on light fabrics. Dont skip the topping film on any textured fabric.

I had a customer write me a few weeks ago saying shed stitched this on a set of halloween pillowcases for her daughters room and it came out looking kinda like a proper textile print rather than embroidery, which is the best thing anyone can say. People are also doing it on sweatshirts, treat bags, and on 5-inch hoops as small framed wall pieces. Avoid very thin cotton lawn, the density will drag it. Stick to mid-weight quilting cotton, canvas, or a firm knit with proper stabilisation. The floral colours on a white body give this version a genuinely distinct look compared to plain ghost designs in the catalogue.

What people are using this design for

A starting point. The design works for plenty more than just this list, this is what folks have stitched it onto most.

  • Halloween pillowcase front embroideryPillowcase centred panel for a daughters bedroom; a customer said it came out looking like a proper textile print rather than embroidery, which is the best compliment.
  • Sweatshirt chest flower-crown ghostSweatshirt chest for a halloween look that reads feminine without being full costume, the flower crown lifts it above the usual spooky ghost.
  • Trick-or-treat bag front decorationTreat bag front on black canvas, white ghost pops hard against the dark base and the floral crown adds the colour interest.
  • Small framed hoop wall art pieceFramed 5-inch hoop wall piece on firm white linen, mount in a round frame with a simple clip and hang as a seasonal mantle accent.
  • Girls halloween costume iron-on patchGirls halloween costume chest patch, back a felt square with cutaway, stitch, trim and iron-bond or hand stitch onto the costume front.
  • Canvas pouch floral halloween accentCanvas zip pouch floral accent, the pink and coral crown reads well against dark canvas and the 3.09 inch width fits a standard pouch panel.
  • Halloween table runner motifTable runner botanical repeat, motif every 10 inches on black linen, hoop each placement individually with cutaway for a flat consistent result.

Dimensions

9 sizes included. Stitch counts shown for the largest colorway.

Size (in) Stitches
3.09 × 3.50ches in 17,457
3.53 × 4.00ches in 19,720
3.97 × 4.50ches in 22,000
4.41 × 5.00ches in 24,153
4.85 × 5.50ches in 26,328
5.29 × 6.00ches in 28,540
5.73 × 6.50ches in 30,733
6.17 × 7.00ches in 32,955
6.61 × 7.50ches in 35,226

Files & Formats

Eight machine formats included in one zip. Whichever your machine reads, its in the pack.

CND
DST
EXP
HUS
JEF
PES
VP3
XXX

Plus a color chart for thread matching. See full format guide.

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Reyazul Masud Riham, hand-drawing every design on this site

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