Baseball Emblem with Bats Embroidery Design, Instant Download

This baseball emblem has two crossed wooden bats sitting behind a circular badge frame, the whole thing looking like something youd pull off a vintage little league jersey. Navy blue satin fill on the badge ring, crisp white inside. Its a compact, no-fuss design that reads immediately as baseball without needing any extra text around it. Built in my usual software and comes in 5 sizes from 2.61 up to 6.07 inches wide, stitch counts running 5,401 at the smallest and topping out at 14,524 at the largest.

2 colours total so the colour changes are minimal, which means less stress when youre running it on a commercial machine. The density sits at 342, which is quite manageable on most woven fabrics. Pop a firm cutaway stabiliser behind your fabric before hooping, especially on stretchy athletic wear where the satin fills can pull without proper backing. A light topping isnt usually needed here since theres no pile fabric involved, but I always back knit jerseys with tearaway-over-cutaway just to be safe.

I sold alot of these to a customer last spring who was putting together matching kit bags for her sons travel baseball team. She stitched it onto 12 black duffel bags in the larger 6 inch size and said the navy popped really well against the dark fabric. So I know this design handles dark backgrounds just fine, dont be afraid to go off-white on the base if thats what your project calls for.

Use it on caps and it sits centre front without crowding the brim. Stitch it on a youth tee at the chest pocket area for a clean look, or run the small 2.61 inch version on a cuff patch. Best results come from using a medium hooped frame that keeps tension even across the whole badge shape.