Bride Hand Lettering Embroidery Design, Wedding Machine Embroidery Pattern, Instant Download

Drew up bride in flowing hand-lettered cursive, specifically for the bachelorette and bridesmaid-gift market. Its the word Bride in bold brush-script calligraphy, the kind with thick downstrokes and thin upstrokes, very heavy satin fill on the body of each letter. The clever bit is the letter i. Instead of a normal dot, theres a small drawn hand pointing upward with a ring on the finger, done in thin outline stitching so it kinda just floats inside the script rather than sitting on top of it. The whole thing is black on white, just 2 colours technically since the white is really just a 48-stitch underlay pass.

Five sizes from 1.94 inches tall up to 4.15 inches. Stitch range is 3,914 to 8,313, density is 267 which is on the lighter side for a script fill but thats actually intentional because it lets you run it on satin ribbon fabric without the fill going boardy. Digitising was done in embroidery software. Id use a firm tearaway stabiliser on woven fabrics and a cutaway on knits, the long satin columns in the B and the d can pull if the backing is soft. really worth checking your stabiliser choice before committing a full robe run.

I get messages about this one every engagement season, specially around autumn when people are planning spring weddings and stocking up on bridesmaid gifts. One bride wrote me last december asking if she could get it in gold on ivory for the whole bridal party and I was honestly gobsmacked at how gorgeous it looked when she sent back photos. Send me a line if you want to customise this for a different word or want the ring detail removed and Ill see what I can do.

Stitch on a robe back, a tote bag for the bride tribe, a sleep mask, a champagne glass cozy, a denim jacket chest, a face towel, or a linen pouch. Works really realy well on the pocket of a satin pyjama set as a getting-ready morning gift.