Always a Daddy's Girl Embroidery Design, Instant Download

Cursive Always Daddys Girl on a curved bow ribbon, stitched on white cotton. Sweet without being saccharine. The wording sits in three rough rows, big bouncy red script for the word always up top, then a small a in the middle and daddys flowing through the centre, with girl finishing it off down at the bottom. Letters loop and dip into each other like real handwriting, the kind ya might find on a card from grandma.

Bunch of dark green vine swirls curl out from the corners and twist across the empty spaces between the words. Two lil red hearts float off the upper corners, and one chunky red daisy with a yellow centre is tucked into the lower right. The vine work dont get heavy, its drawn with directional satin so the leaves stay airy.

Came up with this in early may for a customer who wanted matching pieces for her two kids and herself, em both girls of their dad. Her order was the 4-inch run for daughter onesies and the 7-inch went onto a quilted throw she was sewing him for fathers day. Buyer told me afterward the colours held through three machine washes already.

Density is gentle on this one, max 24,819 stitches across nine sizes so it sits well on lighter fabrics. Run the 5-inch on a soft pink onesie or a white cotton tee for the kids. Drop the bigger size on a quilted throw or a pillow for dads recliner. Use a tearaway stabiliser for cotton and a light cutaway for jersey, the script dont need a heavy backer.

Skip thick fleece for the smaller sizes, the looping letters lose the flow when the pile is too high. Pair with shell jersey or putty muslin for a soft look, or kinda go bold on charcoal for a graphic punch. Reach out on the chat box if the colours wash out and ill remap em for ya.