Photorealistic image of a woman in a historical ivory gown seated by a window, and a man in a navy military uniform holding a white garment.

create embroidery pattern with numbered For a lady: An empire-waist ballgown in ivory silk with puff sleeves and delicate lace. Hair up in ringlets with a tiara or feather comb. For a gentleman: A black cutaway coat with tails, cream waistcoat, high cravat, and knee breeches with stockings and black shoes with silver buckles. Lafayette himself stands nearby, a white-haired statesman in a navy uniform with gold trim and a tricolor sash 🎨 Embroidery Scene: "Liberty in Stitches" Setting: A cozy 1820s American home—modest but neat, lit by daylight through a paned window. Foreground Options: * Woman sewing a gown: Seated at a wooden chair or bench, head slightly bowed in focus, hands at work on a fine empire-waist dress draped across her lap. * Or woman hanging clothes: Outdoors with a simple clothesline between two trees or posts, holding a damp gown in both hands, pinning it with wooden clothespins. Background Detail: * Through a window or open door, Marquis de Lafayette is passing by—perhaps tipping his hat as he walks or rides, with a soft expression of admiration or blessing. Subtle, almost like a memory or honored presence, not overpowering the domestic scene. Visual Style for Embroidery: * Clean, elegant lines—something you can reduce to 3–5 thread colors. * Think gentle, timeless colors: colonial blue, linen white, soft red, warm brown, and deep navy for Lafayette’s coat. * Optional: A stitched ribbon/banner at the bottom with text like “1824 – Liberty in Every Stitch” See more