Girl and Horse Silhouette Embroidery Design, Instant Download

The girl and the horse share the same silhouette here, you cant tell where one ends and the other starts. Her hair flows right into the mane, and the whole thing reads as a single solid shape. Its filled with tight directional stitching, density X spi means 405, so there's real weight to it when its hooped up, not a flat outline. Single colour, single thread stop, ya dont swap anything out mid-hoop.

Wilcom carried the punch, and the underlay sequence is set so the fill locks down on woven fabrics without tunnelling. 0 colour changes, 1 stop, 2 trims across the whole run. Smallest hoop size is 3.49 inches wide at 4,967 stitches, the largest goes to 7.5 inches at 19,072 stitches. That wide format works well on the back panel of a denim jacket or across the chest of a sweatshirt. Use cutaway stabiliser for anything stretchy, the dense satin areas will pull if you try tearaway on a jersey knit.

I get a bunch of these going to equestrian families. One customer ran the mid-5 width on a navy stable rug last spring and it came out really well, the solid fill reads clearly even on textured fabric. The 3.5-in width is popular on tote bags and the detail in the mane area doesnt get muddy at that scale.

Stitch it in charcoal grey thread on a cream linen blend if you want something a lil softer than straight black. Pick a medium-weight cutaway and hoop the fabric firm. Add a topping layer if youre working on canvas with a woven texture. The density holds across all five sizes so you dont need to adjust anything between them.