Unicorn with Flowers Embroidery Design, Instant Download

The unicorn head faces right in a three-quarter profile, neck arching slightly forward, a large cartoon eye with lashes and a scatter of tiny blush dots on the cheek. The mane is the showiest part, flowing back in thick layered waves of lavender and pink, the directional stitching on the mane sections runs along the curve of each strand so ya get that hair-like texture instead of a flat colour block. Gold spiral horn sits upright with its own satin column winding around it, the orange-gold thread really pops against the white head. At the base of the neck theres a full cluster of flowers, 3 large pink roses with rolled-petal fills, white daisy accents with yellow centres, and dark green leaf sprigs filling the gaps. 14 colours total which is a lot but every single one of em earns its place.

Stitch range goes from 20,588 on the chest-3 in size up to 52,053 on the 7.5-inch. The density sits at 1,140 per square inch, which is high, the floral cluster at the base is particularly dense because of the layered rose fills and the underlay beneath each petal. my main digitising tool handled the colour transitions on the mane really cleanly, 13 colour changes and the machine barely notices the shifts because each section butts up against the next without a gap. The smallest size recieved my highest test stitch rating on cotton twill, everything stayed sharp and none of the fine outline work blurred.

I sell alot of these to parents doing unicorn birthday party tees for their daughters, usually the 5-inch on a white tee with the name on the back. One customer ordered nine of em last may for a whole birthday party crew, ages 4 to 9, and she did each one in a slightly different coloured tee, pale pink, lilac, white, cream. She sent photos and honestly they looked really professional. Kids birthday party apparel is probably the main use case but Ive also had orders for nursery wall hoops, girls bedroom cushions and christening gift sets.

Stitch on white, cream, pale lilac or soft pink for best results on the coloured mane and flowers. Avoid dark fabrics because the white unicorn body fill will need a topping layer to prevent fabric showing through the underlay on navy or black. Use a firm cutaway stabiliser on jersey and knit fabrics, the dense floral base is the heaviest section and it needs support underneath to sit flat. Skip patterned fabrics here. Dm me if you want to swap the mane from lavender to any other colour before stitching and I can check the colour sequence in the file for ya.