Shooting Star Embroidery Design, Instant Download

And sometimes the simple ones are the ones that get the most use, I get messages every week from people looking for a clean celestial design that doesnt need ten colour changes, and this is that. Heres what it is: a clean shooting star, wide golden body, long tapering tail in pale silver-white, nine sizes from 3.51 to a 7-in piece. Back in january a customer ordered it for a whole batch of kids party favour bags and said she stitched twelve of them in an afternoon. Stitch counts run from 5,669 at the smallest up to 14,730 at the largest. Two colours, two thread loads, alot of mileage for not alot of setup time.

The density is 424, medium-light, which means it runs well on all sorts of fabrics, tees, polos, kids sweatshirts, canvas pouches. Pop a tearaway behind wovens and a light cutaway on knit. The satin tail sections are where the directional stitching really shows; they catch the light and have a slight sheen even with non-metallic thread. But Ive run this with a silver metallic thread in the tail section aswell and it genuinely looks different in a good way. So try it both ways. Pick the look you want. Run a test swatch first.

Its the kind of design thats genuinely useful on a bunch of different projects without ever feeling overused, because its just clean enough to let the fabric and thread colour do alot of the work. And the low stitch count means youre not babysitting the machine for long. The professional digitising software digitising keeps the underlay underneath the satin fills tight so Heres the result: no gapping, no puckering, even at the smaller 3.51-inch size. Use a 75/11 needle and good polyester thread for best results on the star body fill.

Pair this on a navy or charcoal base fabric and the gold-yellow fills really pop against the dark ground.