A butterfly whose wings carry all the shades of love — coral warmth, teal calm, golden tenderness. The open heart at center is not an embellishment. It's the whole point.

Sketch / line-art embroidery. Open fill areas let the fabric breathe, making this design ideal for light linens, organza, knitwear and denim alike.

T-shirts · linen blouses · tote bags · denim jackets · pillowcases · canvas sneakers · greeting card fabric inserts

40wt rayon or polyester for outlines. The sketch style rewards thread with a natural sheen — rayon catches light along each curved stroke beautifully.

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Use a light cut-away stabilizer for stretchy fabrics and a medium tear-away for wovens like linen and cotton. For sheer fabrics (organza, voile) add a water-soluble topping to prevent stitches sinking into the weave.

The sketch style produces many short running stitches. Use a fresh 75/11 sharp needle — a dull needle will cause skipped stitches on the fine detail lines, especially the antennae and wing-edge curls.

Run at 80–85% of maximum speed. The curved detail lines in this design benefit from slightly slower stitching — it gives the machine time to follow each direction change cleanly without micro-puckering.

Always stitch the dark outline thread last, not first. The sketch-style outlines sit on top of all the colored wing fills — reversing the order flattens the layered, hand-drawn look that makes this butterfly special.