Quilted Embroidered Washbag Design
Budget: ₹600 – ₹1,500 INR
I’m creating a new line of quilted cotton washbags that blend hand block-printed panels with tasteful embroidery accents. I need help taking the idea from rough concept to production-ready files and a finished sample that a small workshop can replicate consistently.
Your role covers the full design journey: translating my sketches into repeatable block-print artwork, specifying quilting patterns suitable for medium-weight cotton, developing the embroidery layout, and packaging everything into clear tech sheets. I’ll supply colour references and size targets; you’ll guide the fabric weight, stitch density, and any trim or zipper recommendations that improve durability while keeping the artisan feel.
Deliverables
• Print and embroidery artwork in vector or high-resolution layered files
• Fabric and thread specifications aligned to 100 % cotton quilting fabric
• Tech pack with measurements, construction notes, and finishing details
• One photographed prototype or high-fidelity mock-up for approval
Acceptance criteria
The final prototype must hold its shape when empty, show crisp block motifs after quilting, and display clean, fray-free embroidery with no thread bleed on the cotton.
If you’ve successfully merged print, quilting, and embroidery on accessories before, I’d love to see examples and hear how you approach sampling and hand-off to manufacturers.
Your role covers the full design journey: translating my sketches into repeatable block-print artwork, specifying quilting patterns suitable for medium-weight cotton, developing the embroidery layout, and packaging everything into clear tech sheets. I’ll supply colour references and size targets; you’ll guide the fabric weight, stitch density, and any trim or zipper recommendations that improve durability while keeping the artisan feel.
Deliverables
• Print and embroidery artwork in vector or high-resolution layered files
• Fabric and thread specifications aligned to 100 % cotton quilting fabric
• Tech pack with measurements, construction notes, and finishing details
• One photographed prototype or high-fidelity mock-up for approval
Acceptance criteria
The final prototype must hold its shape when empty, show crisp block motifs after quilting, and display clean, fray-free embroidery with no thread bleed on the cotton.
If you’ve successfully merged print, quilting, and embroidery on accessories before, I’d love to see examples and hear how you approach sampling and hand-off to manufacturers.
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