Jet Fighter Explosion Embroidery Design, Instant Download

Front facing stealth jet bursting out of a big round explosion. The fireball does a colour gradient from cyan blue smoke at the top, through magenta pink in the middle, down to orange and golden yellow flames at the base. 2 thin orbital ring streaks loop around the burst and there are small white star sparks scattered round the edges.

The jet itself is dark navy with a red underbelly, twin tails spread out, missiles tucked under each wing. Honestly the silhouette is kinda generic stealth fighter rather than a specific F-22 or F-35 so it works as a general aviation graphic. Stitched directional so the wings have proper layered depth, not just a flat fill.

I made this one for a customer last summer who runs a small print shop near an air base and wanted something dramatic for hoodie backs. Since then ive had bunch of orders from dad birthday gift makers and from mums stitching pieces for their kid whos obsessed with planes.

The whole thing is digitised on a black ground so its meant to go on dark fabric. Stitches sit on top, with no background fill needed, which keeps the count manageable. 5 colours running 19,082 to 46,316 stitches across 9 sizes, biggest is 7point5 by 6point58 inches.

Run it on black or charcoal cotton tee, hoodie back, denim jacket panel, canvas tote. Skip light colours since the design relies on the dark backdrop. Hoop with a heavy cutaway stabiliser, no tearaway here, the density gets up to 939 stitches per square inch in the flame core. Drop a chat note if a thread swap goes wonky and ill walk through the colour stops.