Beach Vibes Embroidery Design, Instant Download

Two words but they sit in two completely different fonts next to each other and somehow it totally works. Beach is written in a loose brush script that tilts slightly upward, the kind of lettering you see chalked onto a beachside menu board. Then Vibes comes in below it in a chunky inline serif, bolder and more upright. Around the outside there are tiny wave squiggles, a little sun icon, and a couple of star accents filling the corners of the composition. Six colours total, spread across coral pink, ocean blue, sandy yellow, mint green, and a couple of fill areas in white and warm tan.

Density comes in at 327 which is deliberately open. the software I use digitised the lettering with each stroke section following its natural direction rather than flat-running fills. Five sizes: 2.89 inches wide at 6,161 stitches up to 6.73 inches at 15,447 stitches. Back it with a firm stabiliser for structured bags or a soft tearaway for garments. A customer wrote last summer to say she stitched the 6.73-inch size onto the front flap of a rattan beach bag and people kept asking where she bought it. She said dont change a thing.

Add it to the back of a vacation hoodie, stitch it on a towel corner, run it on a canvas market bag. The mixed font look works well on natural linen and cream cotton, the colour palette really pops against neutrals. Avoid dark navy because the ocean blue and dark backgrounds bleed into each other. Hoop tightly or the lettering curves will shift mid-stitch on loosely woven fabrics. its one of the designs thats quicker to stitch than it looks.

Pick the smallest 2.89-inch option for hat panels and cap fronts. Email me if you want the colours in a different sequence and I'll reorder the thread changes for your machine setup.