Rainbow Angel Wings Embroidery Design, Instant Download

A pair of mirrored rainbow angel wings opening out from a central point, each wing built up in rows of pastel feathers. Top feathers are soft pink and coral fading into peach and warm orange, then yellow rows in the middle, mint green stepping into pastel blue, and lavender purple closing out the bottom edge. Both wings stay completely symmetrical, with fine black outlines tracing every single feather curve so the finished piece reads as one clean fanned-out pair.

Nineteen colours, this is one of the higher colour count designs in the shop. Stitch range starts at 19,428 on a 3.15-inch width and climbs to 49,856 across the 6.74-inch top end. Black anchors the dense layer at over 6,000 stitches in the tiniest hoop, holding all the feather edges sharp. Each pastel colour gets its own row, mirrored on both sides, so the sequencing in my software keeps the threads orderly even with the high colour total. I sketched this one out last spring when one customer asked for pastel pride wings that werent the typical solid stripe layout.

Best fabric for this is white, pale grey or cream, all pastel tones need a light base to read. The black outlines hold strong on darker fabric too so navy can work, just dont go on full black or you lose the lavender bottom edge entirely. Run a medium cutaway behind any knit, firm tearaway under woven cotton garments or denim. Hoop snug because the wings span wide and small registration drift shows up immediately on a symmetrical design.

Drop this onto a hoodie back for a fantasy or pride apparel piece, especially anything teen-coded or festival ready. Avoid patterned base fabric, the design has 19 colours of its own going on. Pre-wash any new cotton garment before stitching, shrinkage on symmetrical artwork will visibly throw the wing alignment off after the first laundry cycle.