Floral Girl Silhouette Embroidery Design V2, Instant Download

Its a solid girl silhouette with flowers growing out of the top, the kind of design thats been popular for a few years now and still sells steadily. The figure is stitched as a flat directional fill and the flower detail on top uses a second thread colour. Two threads total, density 374, digitised in Wilcom. At the 8-inch size youre looking at 19,670 stitches and the detail in the flowers stays sharp because the underlay was set up properly rather than just layering satin on top of satin.

Six sizes in this file, from 3 to 8 inches wide. The 3-inch version works on a pocket and the 8-inch is the one people reach for on a tote or a denim jacket back. Pair midweight cutaway with anything with stretch, tearaway on woven linen or cotton twill. A customer ordered this one last spring saying she wanted a gift for her teenage daughter who had just started doing machine embroidery herself, she said the silhouette style was exactly what her daughter kept asking for.

Pair a dark navy silhouette fill with a pale blush or dusty rose as the accent, the contrast does alot of the work. Or go monochrome with two shades of the same green for a botanical feel. Avoid white or very light base fabric if youre using a pale thread, the detail wont read at distance.

Stitch the 5-inch on a canvas tote for a simple gift. Add it to a denim tote or a plain sweatshirt sleeve for a fashion-adjacent look. Use a medium density satin underlay setting and check that your machine isnt skipping stitches on the directional fill sections before the full run.