Beach Please Embroidery Design, Coastal Summer Pattern

This Beach Please piece is gonna be a summer bestseller, I can already tell. Beach written in swoopy teal blue brush lettering up top, please flowing underneath in warm orange brush script. Theres something kinda sassy about the phrase, like youre annoyed at someone for even suggesting you do anything that isnt sit on the sand.

Around the words I tucked in two starfish, one teal one orange, and a lil teal sand dollar in the bottom right. Curling teal wave lines weave through the lettering top and bottom plus a few fish-tail wave marks scatter around the edges. Whole thing reads as one piece, not just text floating with random extras.

The starfish carry that classic bumpy texture you see on real ones, bodies filled with directional satin and surface dots done as small white spots so they pop against the colour. The colour combo always sells in summer, beachy without going on-the-nose. I made this for vacation merch sellers and last july a customer ordered 12 matching tank tops for a girls trip and the teal-orange pairing carried beautifully on white cotton.

I digitised the lettering with proper underlay so the script edges stay crisp even after a bunch of washes. Wave accents are running stitches not satin so the design doesnt feel heavy on lighter fabrics like jersey or linen.

Stitch on white, cream or pale sand cotton tees so the teal and orange both read clean. Place tearaway under woven totes, switch to medium cutaway on knit fabrics. Skip busy floral patterned fabric, the design needs calm background to read. Pop the 4 inch on a kids tee chest, run the 7.5 inch on a beach tote front. Run polyester thread on swimwear so the colours dont fade in chlorine.