Margarita Cocktail Glass Embroidery Design, Instant Download

Salt-rimmed margarita glass with a lime wedge, doing exactly what you expect it to do. Wide triangle bowl up top, tall narrow stem, flat round base with a soft grey shadow disc underneath so it feels grounded. The bowl fill is pale lime-yellow, almost like diluted yellow-green, with a slightly lighter tone near the top edge suggesting the drink surface. A red-pink rim runs all the way around the top lip representing the salt. Halved lime slice on the right side, done in 2 greens with the white pith sections visible between the segments.

Six colours total, 5 stops in the machine sequence. The pink-red rim is a fairly thin satin column which is the trickiest part to digitise cleanly at small sizes, but Wilcom kept it crisp even down at the 3.51-inch end where thats only about 3mm of fabric width to fill. The lime slice segment lines are subtle but theyre there at medium sizes and above.

A bunch of people order this one for bachelorette party tees and girls trip merch, which makes sense. One customer came in last july and the medium 5-inch landed on a run of matching aprons at a cooking class party, she put them on black cotton canvas and honestly it looked like something from an upmarket cocktail bar. The pale yellow drink really pops on dark fabric and the lime green hits just right. Cant go wrong on navy either.

Best on black or dark navy canvas or cotton twill where the pale drink colour and the pink salt topping have maximum contrast. Avoid cream or white because the blush cream glass body just vanishes, its basically invisible. Tearaway stabiliser works fine on woven fabrics at this stitch count. Keep the hoop firm through the rim pass as narrow satin on stretch fabric can tunnel if the stabiliser is too light, and dont skimp on it.