Call Me Antisocial Please Embroidery Design, Instant Download

Same sentiment as the antisocial duck design but completely different energy. This ones all type and one bone hand. The word stack goes: CALL ME in thick coral-pink block letters across the top, then Antisocial in a big flowing black brush script, then a smaller print line that says Dont call me but, then Please in teal at the bottom in a handwritten style. The bony right-side hand isnt flipping anyone off, its more of a casual gesture, relaxed fingers, like its just there to agree with what the text said.

3 colours. Coral pink, teal, black. Clean and graphic. Stitches run 9,638 at the smallest 2.43-inch wide size up to 20,747 at 5.2 inches wide. Low-medium density at 531 stitches per square inch, which makes this accessible on almost anything including jersey, sweatshirt fleece, and even canvas. 9 sizes.

The brush script for Antisocial is where the digitising earns its keep. Brush script in embroidery either works or falls apart completely, my standard software kept the column widths consistent through the curves so the letters read clean even at the smaller sizes. I sold the 4.5-inch to a customer last october who wanted it on a black hoodie for halloween weekend, she messaged me after to say the teal Please at the bottom was everyone's favourite detail. Thats the kind of feedback that tells you the digitising hit right.

Works on basically any fabric colour. Black looks most dramatic and the coral header pops. White gives it a cleaner editorial vibe. Charcoal is probably the most popular with the people Im selling it to. Tearaway stabiliser at most sizes, cutaway only if you want permanent on a stretchy base. Skip the topping on tightly woven fabrics. Fast machine, low thread count, easy finish time. Good one to do in batches if youre making market stock.