Beach Please Lettering Embroidery Design, Instant Download

BEACH PLEASE script over a tiny palm and sun, kicking out that sassy summer holiday energy you want on a tank top. The lettering is a bouncy cursive done in two shades of coral orange, the satin columns sit thick and rounded so the words read clean from a distance. Lower-case b and p both swing big tails out, real hand-lettered look not the stiff computer-font kind.

Around the script I tucked in two cyan blue starfish and three lil wave curls. One starfish floats above the c in Beach, the other rests on the right of the word Please. The starfish bodies have a tight crosshatch fill done with navy stitching on top so they read textured not flat. Waves are simple curved satin columns, just enough to suggest water without crowding the layout.

Folks ask about summer slogan designs all the time and this one moves fast every may and june. Last summer a buyer wanted the 5.65-inch run for beach tote bags she was selling at a craft fair on the jersey shore. She mailed over a snap, the orange just glows on natural canvas. And I made the design with that exact use in mind aswell, beach merch for shop owners.

Stitch this on stone canvas or natural osnaburg for max pop. Steer clear of black or charcoal cloth, the orange satin loses its punch on dark fabric and the cyan starfish goes muddy. Drop the 3-inch run onto a kids beach cover-up or a swim bag, its a fast hoop. Best size for a chest panel is the 4-inch range, the bigger one fits great on tote bags and back panels, thats where it really sings.

The design has 4 colours and runs between 6,973 and 16,856 stitches over nine size files. Density sits at around 397 so its not heavy at all. Lay light cutaway underneath, hoop firm. my digitising suite handled the satin underlay clean so the orange columns pull crisp. But check ya thread tension before the big size, the longer satin runs can pucker if its loose. Holler at me on chat if your machine chokes and ill remap a lighter version.