Believe in Yourself Embroidery Design, Instant Download

The layout is two halves that work together really nicely. Top half is a daisy drawn in open outline with a tall thin stem, petals radiating out in a clean ring, and a small butterfly outline hovering just to the left. Both sit in that minimal botanical illustration style, no fill, just the shape in black thread. Bottom half is where the personality comes in.

The words Believe in Yourself are in a flowing script across three lines. The capital B has a big sweeping entrance stroke and the capital Y drops down with a long curving tail that underlines the whole word. Its the sort of lettering that looks handwritten but very deliberately so, the thing youd find on the front cover of a nice journal. All one colour, black, which means it adapts easily to whatever fabric or thread colour you want to swap it to.

Back in March one customer manages a small gift-making business told me she had been using this on cream linen pouches for a monthly subscription box. Apparently its one of her five repeat sellers and I totally get it. She runs 3 different sizes depending on the pouch and theyre all holding up well for her.

Go for light fabrics so the script stays readable. Off-white, pale grey, soft blush all work. If youre stitching on a coloured base, swap to a thread that contrasts. Lay a no-show poly cutaway underneath wovens and knits both, the outline sections are light but the script runs moderately dense. Hoop it tight because the long descenders on the lettering need the fabric held flat or they bow slightly on the underpass. Pop the smallest size on a kids pencil case and it reads surprisingly clearly even at 4 inches.