Whimsical Christmas Unicorn Face Embroidery Design V2, Instant Download

Just the face, or more accurately just the top of the face. Gold spiral horn rises centre, ears sweep out left and right in pink satin, and the whole lower portion shows long curved black lashes in place of a face, just those sweeping lines taking up a lot of visual space. Across the forehead where a fringe would be sits a full christmas flower crown. Red poinsettia with gold-veined petals front and centre, dark green leaves fanning out either side, little round red berries clustered between the leaves. Its the kind of design that reads as both christmas and unicorn at the same time without either theme overpowering the other.

Six colours. The horn runs as a spiral satin column that catches light differently as the angle changes, its one of those details that looks impressive when stitched out on smooth cotton. Poinsettia petals get solid satin fills with the gold vein lines running through em. professional digitising software digitised the leaf sections with good directional variety so the different greens read as separate even without a hard outline between em. 5 sizes from 3.51 to 7.51 inches. 3 colour changes in the flower crown section so have your threads laid out before ya start.

I get messages from girls birthday party mums about this one alot, but then they actually use it for christmas sweaters for their daughters and send me photos in december. My niece is 7 and she asked why the unicorn has flowers in december and I said because its christmas and she just accepted that completely. Children dont second guess unicorns.

Stitch on pale weaves lavender fabric. The gold horn genuinely does shine on white cotton, its one of those things ya have to see in person. Skip anything with a print or texture because the lash detail gets lost in busy grounds. The 7.51-inch fills a full sweatshirt front panel, the 3.51-inch sits perfectly centred on a kids t-shirt chest.

Use a light tearaway stabiliser on stable woven cotton. The horn satin column needs even tension, adjust presser foot pressure down slightly if ya see tunnelling. Match your bobbin thread as close as possible to the fabric colour, the lashes are fine lines and the bobbin colour pulls through on tight curves.