Cute Princess Embroidery Design, Instant Download

Chibi princess, so the head is oversized relative to the body, which is what gives it that storybook character feel rather than a fashion illustration look. Dark wavy hair with tight curls at the ends, small purple flowers tucked into the hair on both sides, a gold open-top tiara sitting across the crown. The face has those big rounded anime eyes in blue with defined lashes, rosy pink cheeks, and a small curved mouth. Shes smiling but in that calm way, not grinning.

The gown is where most of the stitching lives. Its layered, a purple-pink satin bodice with small rose motifs appliqued across it, and a wider skirt tier at the bottom with more floral detail at the hem. The Wilcom crosshatch shading on the skirt layers gives it dimension, you can see the folds in the fabric because the stitch direction changes between panels. Red roses with green leaves float on either side of her, and a couple small red butterflies sit in the corners of the composition.

This is a dense design. Stitch count runs from 40,925 at the smallest 4.5-inch width up to 69,098 at the largest 7.51-inch version, and density sits at 1,554. Cutaway underneath, hoop firmly, no shortcuts on this one. Run the machine slower through the gown sections where multiple satin layers stack. Add a solvy topping on any textured fabric like fleece or terry, the hair crosshatch especially will sink without it.

Only 4 sizes, but theyre all in the mid-to-large range, smallest is 4.5 by 3.55 inches, so this isnt a design for tiny placements. Its a feature piece, chest panel, back panel, pillow centrepiece. A customer who makes birthday gifts ordered the 6-inch version on a white t-shirt last summer for a 5-year-old's birthday and said the girl suprised her mum by asking if she could sleep in it. Which is honestly the best review this design could get.