Breast Cancer Ribbon Circle Embroidery Design, 5K Walk Team Patch

Heres the breast cancer ribbon circle, 5 sizes and 3 colours, and the gimmicks the build. Instead of one big awareness ribbon ya get dozens of small ones packed into a tight disc. Every ribbon outline reads, you can count the loops if you lean in. The purples deep, hot pink takes the most thread, pale baby pink fills the negative space. Its dense, its busy, thats the whole point.

54 trims across the design. Cause every ribbons stitched as a separate element the machine jumps between groups alot, so 54s just the cost of the look. Hot pink heaviest at 5,633 stitches on the smallest, purple at 3,577, soft pink at 3,562. Densitys around 505 per square inch which packs the colours so tight no fabric shows through. Its gonna read solid from across a room.

This ones built for team patches. One customer wrote me last february, she captains a 5k walk team for october and ordered the biggest size for the back of team hoodies, plus a small for the front chest. She runs a 22-person team every year. Said her aunts walking with em this year and the front-pocket versions the one her aunt asks for cause its smaller and reads softer up close. The big back patchs the team identifier from a block away. Hit me if your team needs a layout mockup before stitching.

Smallest 3.51 by 3.45 inches up to 7.51 by 7.39 on the largest. Square aspects basically what you get, so the circle stays true. Stitch on cotton tee fronts, fleece sweatshirt backs, canvas tote panels, baseball cap crowns for the small. Run a heavy cutaway stabiliser cause the trim count and densitys gonna tunnel light fabric. Skip stretch knits unless youre topping em. Polyester thread holds wash cycles better than rayon for race-day gear. Pre-wind 3 bobbins of that magenta cause the smalls already burning 5,633 stitches in it.