Love Heart Dress Woman Embroidery Design, Instant Download

The figure sits in profile, just a silhouette. Black thread traces the upper body, the big curly hair, the arm reaching forward holding what looks like a trailing heart on a string. Then below the waist its all red. The skirt stacks a bunch of individual hearts together, bigger ones at the bottom and lil ones scattered around the edges, so it reads as a dress shape rather than a pile. And at the very bottom theres a cursive Love word in the same red thread that sits like a signature under the whole thing.

Wilcom EmbroideryStudio mapped the red fill sections so each heart gets its own directional satin pass rather than one big flood fill. Thats why the density comes in at 741 on the larger sizes. The fill runs heavy, 2 colours and five sizes worth of data means the machine makes alot of short jump moves between heart segments. A cutaway stabiliser is non-negotiable here, and Id go medium-weight. Hooped woven cotton or a stable knit handles it well.

The black outline section traces hair and body contours in running stitch. The red skirt section eats most of the 26,119 stitches at the largest size. The cursive Love at the base uses a satin column approach so it stays readable even at the 3.49-inch width. Run it on black fabric and the red pops hard, or try cream linen for a softer valentines look.

A customer ordered the 4.7-inch hoop run on a zip pouch and told me it came out cleaner than she expected given how many individual heart fills sit packed in there. Use a 80/12 needle on denim and a 75/11 on cotton. Youll want to run the bobbin thread at looser tension so the underlay doesnt show through between the hearts.

Stitch it on a tote, a cushion cover or the front pocket of a sweater. The design is portrait orientation so it fits naturally on a standard 5x7 hoop at the mid sizes.