Cute Ghost with Witch Hat Embroidery Design, Instant Download

Sketchy ghost, the type thats more drawing than fill. The body is basically just a black outline tracing a loose drifting shape with two dot eyes and almost no fill inside, so when it stitches out it has a light hand-drawn quality to it. On top sits a tall witch hat in orange with a deep navy brim band. No pumpkin, no scene, just the ghost and the hat.

Four colours and 3 colour changes. The density is realy low at 464, which is intentional. Its a sketchy digitising style rather than a dense satin fill approach. Best on light-to-medium woven fabrics or a firm cotton, Im thinking white tea towels, natural linen pouches, that kind of thing. You dont want this on thick terry cloth where the low-density outline threads get lost in the pile. Run a medium tear-away behind it, skip the topping on tight-weave fabric. Avoid dark base colours too, the white ghost body and open fill style need a light or natural background to read clearly. I get messages from people asking why their outline designs look faint and its usually dark fabric choice combined with low-density thread spacing like this one has.

Five sizes from 2 inch to 6 inch, stitch counts from just 2,696 all the way to 12,406 at the top. Digitised in Wilcom EmbroideryStudio. Add it to a cloth napkin corner, stitch it on a sleeve cuff, or run it on a small linen pouch for a gift. The open sketch style sits quietly without dominating, which is the whole point of a design like this on a table setting or kitchen project made this autumn.