Western Pink Icons Embroidery Design, Instant Download

Four western icons in a line, all the same dusty-blush pink with matching charcoal outline work so they sit together as a set. Horseshoe on the left, low crown cowgirl hat next, tall saguaro cactus third, then a vintage revolver on the right. Each icon is its own design in terms of detail but the shared colourway is what makes the row work as a banner. Run all 4 together or split them out and use each icon individually on separate pieces.

Four colours total: two shades of dusty pink for body fill and shading, dark charcoal for the icon borders, warm off-white for internal detail lines like the cactus ribs and the hat band. Density is 1020 which means the fills are solid but not stiff. Eleven sizes total, the smallest is 1.31 inches wide and the tallest at full set is 10.51 inches high, so this is designed to run as a vertical panel on small items or as a wide banner when all four run together. Stitch count 12,654 to 26,690.

Use cutaway stabiliser for all sizes, the icon fills are dense enough to need it. Add topping film on any textured fabric because the charcoal borders need to land sharp. That charcoal detail work is what sells the feminine western look, without it the pink fills are just blobs, so dont cut thread tension short or you lose the definition that makes the set look polished. Hoop each panel snug and match thread for thread to the colour list if all 4 icons need to look identical across a batch run.

A customer ordered the full row last spring for a bachelorette western event, she wanted it on 10 matching white shirts for the group. Said she couldnt find anything like it already digitised cleanly, which is kinda the whole reason I made this. Works on white, cream, blush, sage or black. On black the pink reads as deep rose rather than pastel, which is its own look.