Africa Power Fist Embroidery Design, Black History Machine Embroidery Pattern, Instant Download

Its the African continent as a solid shape, filled top to bottom in the three Pan-African stripe colours, red up top, gold across the middle, green across the lower half. And right in the centre of that map shape is a raised fist, skin-toned and detailed, knuckles forward, clenched tight. The fist sits exactly where the heart of the continent would be. Nothing else. No text, no extra elements, just that one statement image with thick black outlines holding every edge clean.

The stitching is proper dense satin work. digitising tools digitised each colour band separately so the fills sit flat and you dont get thread bleed between the red, gold and green sections. The fist itself has directional stitching on the knuckles to give it dimension, which is what separates it from a flat printed tee. Stitch count tops out at 44,289 on the 6.65-inch and sits at 14,481 on the smallest 3.11-inch version. Five sizes total to cover everything from a chest pocket up to a full back panel.

I get alot of orders from orgs running black history month events in february. One customer last year bought the 6-inch for staff jackets at a civil rights nonprofit gala and sent the photo of the whole team lined up wearing them. That image stuck with me. But it also sells through the rest of the year for juneteenth and heritage events because the Pan-African palette isnt tied to one month.

Pop it on black canvas, charcoal twill, or a deep navy cotton tee and the five colours come fully alive. Skip white or cream fabric here, the skin-tone fill in the fist loses definition against pale ground. Use a firm cutaway stabiliser underneath because the density on the map fill will pull thin fabric without it. Hit me up if the file gives trouble and ill get it sorted fast.