Blessed Script Embroidery Design, Instant Download

The word Blessed in proper flowing calligraphy, big dark letters with a lil vine of sage leaves weaving in and out through the middle. Theres 3 colours total: charcoal black for the main script, a soft sage green for the stem and a lighter mint for the leaf fills. The vine wraps itself from the left side all the way through, the leaves are small and pointed, nothing fussy, just enough botanical detail to stop the lettering looking plain. Word runs wide and low, that calligraphy script with the thick downstrokes and the thin upstrokes that makes ya eye follow it across easy. Nine sizes from 1.62 inches wide up to 3.47 inches wide, and the heights go from 3.51 to 7.51 inches because the script is tall relative to its width.

Stitch count runs light, 4,930 at the smallest and only 10,411 at the largest. That density means the satin fill on the letterforms stitches clean without puckering even on lighter weight fabrics like quilting cotton or linen. The vine section uses a finer satin column and the colour changes are only 2 so your machine wont be stopping every few seconds. Digitising on this one is clean, professional embroidery software pulled the thick-thin calligraphy contrast really well so ya get that hand-lettered look without anyone hand-lettering anything. My mum has this stitched on a cream linen tea towel in her kitchen and a bunch of people have asked her where she got it.

Works on tea towels, kitchen runners, tote bags, cushion covers, faith-themed wall hoops, baby blankets for christening gifts, tshirt chest pockets, denim shirts. Use tearaway stabiliser on woven fabrics, cutaway on stretchy knit or fleece. Avoid patterned backgrounds, the vine detail is fine enough that a busy print will swallow it. Pick a pale ground, cream, oatmeal, white, soft grey, and let those 3 colours do their job. Drop me a note if ya want the vine in a different colour and I can check if its a quick swap in the file.