Baby Feet Split Monogram Embroidery Design, Instant Download

Heres the split-monogram version. A horizontal cut slices the baby footprints across the middle so the toe pads sit above a clean satin bar and the lower foot pads tuck below a matching second bar. Theres a blank centre strip wide enough to stitch a baby name in your own script font on top. So instead of being a finished standalone design, this one works as a frame around a name you add yourself in your own software.

Four sizes, smallest is 2 inches at 3,051 stitches and biggest is 5 inches at 11,854 stitches. Density runs heavier at 511 because the foot halves take a completely solid tatami fill with no negative space, and youre adding 2 parallel split bars on top of that. Single colour, no colour stops. Heres the thing about the split design, those bars are calibrated to leave roughly 8 mm of empty space at the smallest size and 22 mm at the largest, which fits most built-in script fonts at 6-12 mm letter height.

I built this in professional digitising tools with the soles running tatami fill heel-to-toe direction, and the bars use a 3 mm wide satin column with directional underlay running perpendicular. I get messages every spring about this one, and my neighbour stitched 9 of em last summer onto a stack of cotton onesies for a multi-baby gift, adding cursive names on each, and the 3-inch worked perfect at left chest. One thing to know, dont try to fit a name longer than 6 letters at the 2-inch size, it gets cramped.

Best on white, cream, sage, pink, blue, and grey cotton interlock, woven cotton, lightweight fleece, and muslin. Use medium tearaway under wovens and switch to soft cutaway for knits. Skip thick terry, those satin bars distort against the loop pile. Pop a layer of topping over visible weaves. Pair the frame with a script monogram font in your embroidery software so the name layers cleanly into the centre strip between the bars.