Floral Woman Face Embroidery Design, Instant Download

Womans face in profile, eyes closed, the kind of abstract line-art that looks like someone drew it in one confident stroke. Her hair kind of dissolves into botanical branches, soft rose blooms and trailing leaves that drift downward. No heavy fills, just clean satin outlines and light density floral sections that keep the whole thing feeling airy. The face itself is minimal, a curved brow, a gentle nose, closed lips, all rendered in charcoal-weight thread.

Density sits at 694 stitches per inch which is on the lighter side, and that's actually what makes it work. Too dense and you lose the delicate line-art quality. Use a lightweight cutaway stabiliser, not tearaway. The satin runs on the face contour need good hooping tension or they shift and you get a wavy jawline, which is the number one issue people run into with face-profile designs. Topping film on the floral sections if your fabric has any texture at all.

Drop me a message if the satin registration pulls on your machine model and Ill tell you which tension setting worked for the buyers who had that issue. Last spring a customer ordered 3 of the 7.51-inch versions for a small fashion tote run she was doing for a local market. She sent photos and they looked gorgeous on a cream linen base. The botanical hair just disappears into the fabric texture in the best way.

Linen, cotton canvas, denim and heavyweight chambray are the fabrics where this one does best. Stretch or jersey will fight the directional stitching on the face outline and youll get distortion. Stitch the 4.51-inch version on a tote bag pocket panel or a shirt breast pocket. Run the biggest 7.51-inch size across the back of a jacket or a cushion cover for a centrepiece look. Avoid very dark fabrics unless you want to use lighter thread to compensate because the dusty rose petals vanish on black cotton.

the 8 standard formats land in the zip. Drop me a note if theres a format not working and Ill rebuild from the source same day.