Intro
Add elegant fantasy character to embroidery projects with a decorative sword wrapped in colorful flowers, leafy vines, and graceful botanical stems. Smooth satin stitching, directional fills, and ornate golden details create a polished storybook-inspired finish.
Designer’s Note
The design features a tall ivory sword with an ornate golden guard and pommel, a deep red handle, and winding green vines that climb along the blade. Purple, red, pink, orange, and white blossoms add a soft floral contrast to the structured weapon silhouette. Carefully sequenced satin stitches, layered fills, crisp leaf shapes, and ten stops keep the blade, hilt, flowers, stems, and decorative accents clearly separated. Gold, red, green, ivory, purple, pink, orange, and white create a bright enchanted palette with a romantic fantasy mood.
Sizes
- 1.14″ × 3.51″ (28.9 mm × 89.1 mm) — 5,567 stitches.
- 1.46″ × 4.51″ (37.1 mm × 114.5 mm) — 7,200 stitches.
- 1.78″ × 5.51″ (45.3 mm × 139.9 mm) — 8,885 stitches.
- 2.10″ × 6.51″ (53.5 mm × 165.2 mm) — 10,702 stitches.
- 2.42″ × 7.50″ (61.6 mm × 190.5 mm) — 12,632 stitches.
Any size under 3.94″ on both dimensions is compatible with a standard 4×4 embroidery hoop.
Included File Formats
CND, DST, EXP, HUS, JEF, PES, VP3, XXX
Features
- Decorative sword composition combines an ornate golden hilt, red handle, ivory blade, winding vines, leaves, and colorful flowers.
- Digitized with eight thread colors, ten stops, and organized sequencing for clean separation between the floral and sword elements.
- Satin-style borders, directional fills, and layered petals create smooth metallic details, crisp foliage, and dimensional blossoms.
- The narrow vertical layout makes the design suitable for tall garment panels, accessories, and decorative fabric projects.
Use Cases
- Embroider fantasy-themed jackets, shirts, costumes, cloaks, dresses, or children’s apparel.
- Add the floral sword to tote bags, book covers, wall hangings, cushions, banners, or framed hoop art.
- Create gifts for fantasy lovers, readers, role-playing fans, birthdays, cosplay events, or fairy-tale celebrations.
Stitching Tips
- Use medium-weight cut-away stabilizer for knits or a firm tear-away stabilizer for stable cotton, denim, canvas, and twill.
- Stitch with a fresh 75/11 embroidery needle and quality 40-weight thread, reducing speed through the ornate guard, narrow leaves, and small flower centers.
FAQs
Q: Is the floral vine stitched as part of the sword design?
A: Yes. The flowers, leaves, and winding green stems are fully integrated around the handle and blade as one complete embroidery composition.
Q: Which fabrics work best for this narrow vertical design?
A: Stable cotton, twill, denim, canvas, sweatshirt fleece, and supported knit fabrics provide reliable stability for the long blade and small floral details.
Q: Are the included files compatible with common embroidery machines?
A: The package includes several widely used embroidery formats, but you should confirm your machine’s supported format and hoop capacity before stitching.