Hair Stylist Peace Hand Embroidery Design, Beauty Salon Pattern, Instant Download

Hair Stylist Peace Hand Embroidery Design, Beauty Salon Pattern, Instant Download

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Its a peace sign hand, the two-finger gesture, but instead of plain fingers theres a scissors graphic worked into it or the whole hand is styled to suggest a hair stylist at work. Single colour, so the whole thing reads as a clean bold silhouette. The line weight is confident, not scratchy, and the density sits at 260 which gives the satin sections a flat, graphic-poster kind of finish. Kinda like a logo print more than a decorative fill.

Five sizes, 4.01 to 8.01 inches wide, stitch counts from 5,902 to 11,702. All single-colour so you can swap thread to anything, black on a white apron is the obvious one but this looks really strong in white on black or in a bright coloured thread on a canvas tote. Back this with a medium cutaway stabiliser on apron cotton or jersey. The density at 260 is on the lighter end so you dont need a heavy stabiliser, a medium soft cutaway keeps the silhouette sharp without making the garment stiff. For knit fabric, still use a cutaway, dont go tear-away on a jersey tee or the edges will pull.

One customer ordered this last spring for her salon uniform tees, she did a run in black thread on heather grey and said every single one came out sharp with no blowout on the scissor detail. The 5 or 6 inch sizes work best for a chest placement on a tee. Stitch on a hooped salon apron, a cotton tote, a baseball cap or a canvas zip pouch. Use a water-soluble topping if youre working on towelling or any looped fabric surface.

Dm me if you want a thread colour recommendation for a specific fabric, Im happy to suggest combinations for salon colour palettes, theyve worked out well for a few customers already.

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.

  • Hairdresser salon apron with peace hand centred on the bibAt 8.01 inches on the bib, medium cutaway holds the satin silhouette flat.
  • Hairstylist tee shirt for salon staff uniformThe 5 or 6-inch size fits a tee chest without crowding the neckline area.
  • Canvas tote for carrying salon tools or client giftsNatural canvas tote takes the design cleanly with just a medium cutaway backing.
  • Baseball cap patch for a salon brand or personal styleCap bill or panel needs a tearaway topper and a firm hooped stabiliser insert.
  • Cotton zip pouch for hair accessories or salon kit bagCotton zip pouch, use the 4.01-inch size, 5902 stitches keeps the fabric soft.
  • Towelling hand towel with stylist graphic for salon useLay wash-away film over towelling before stitching, remove in warm rinse after.

Dimensions

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

Size (in) Stitches
4.01 × 2.82 in 5,902
5.01 × 3.52 in 7,310
6.01 × 4.22 in 8,707
7.01 × 4.92 in 10,197
8.01 × 5.62 in 11,702

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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