Cute Winter Girl with Snowflakes Embroidery Design, Instant Download

Its a little girl mid-jump, arms thrown out to the sides, boots leaving the ground like shes just spotted the first proper snowfall of the season. Shes dressed for it, a thick blue striped knit hat with a pompom, a long pink scarf, a blue skirt with little heart and polka dot details stitched into it, and bright pink knee-high boots. Her cheeks are that classic rosy pink and shes grinning. Around her are 6 or 7 snowflake outlines in that matching hat blue, some with small heart cutouts in the centre, plus a couple of little wave swirls at her feet suggesting snow on the ground.

My nephew was learning to embroider last winter, honestly I think he just wanted to use my machine, and he asked me to find him something he could stitch for his little sister. This is the one we picked. Its seven colours total, no real tricky thread changes, the snowflakes are all the same blue and the hat and skirt match too so you only need 4 actual distinct threads for most of it. Stitch counts go from about 28k stitches at the smallest up to 38k at the biggest. Sizes run from 5.5 inches wide 7.5 piece wide, so these are medium to larger pieces, not pocket-sized.

Back it with a medium-weight cutaway stabiliser, the satin fills in those satin fills in the boots and pompom need support. Cotton jersey is kinda perfect for kids clothes, just add a light water-soluble topping so the stitches sit on top of the knit loops cleanly. On woven cotton or canvas you dont need the topping, just the cutaway underneath. The pompom at the top of the hat is a small satin circle so go slow there, dense fills on a small area can pucker if the fabric isnt held right.

White, pale blue or light grey fabric lets the colours show at their best. Pink fabric works nicely too if you want to lean into the winter girl vibe. Avoid dark navy or black here, the blue snowflakes and hat just merge into the background. Message me if you have any trouble with the download.