Woman Playing Guitar Embroidery Design, Instant Download

Shes settled into that big cream armchair like shes been there for hours. Legs crossed, acoustic guitar resting across her lap, hair pinned up loosely. Around her feet there are 3 lit candles glowing on the floor, and to her right a small round wooden side table holds a closed book and a mug. A lavender pouf sits just past the table. The whole scene reads like a sunday afternoon that nobody wants to end.

19 colours went into this one, which is genuinely alot for a seated figure design. industry-grade software digitised the skin tones across multiple satin fill layers to get that soft warm peach gradation on her arms and face. The chair uses cream and oatmeal tones with subtle tatami fills to suggest the upholstery texture without going overboard on density. Candle flames in amber and pale yellow are tiny but they stitch clean even at a 3-in mini sizes.

My sister plays guitar and I drew this for her birthday last year. She wanted something she could pop on a tote bag for carrying sheet music to lessons. Then a music school here asked if they could use it on teacher appreciation gifts and it kinda just took off from there. People have been using it on everything from linen cushions to music teacher tote bags, and I still get a message or 2 about it every week.

Stitch on cream or white ground for cleanest result. Light linen, cotton twill, or canvas all handle the 18 colour changes without drama. Avoid stretchy jersey on the bigger sizes, 63k stitches on a 6.76-inch design needs a stable base. Pop midweight cutaway under and hoop firm so the fine candle details dont shift. Skip heavily textured fabric since the delicate figure lines will get lost in it.

Nine spans 3 in through 7.5 to 7-in range. Dont rearrange the thread order since the colour sequence follows a logical build. Ping me if anything looks off after stitching and Ill repair it fast.