Cancer Awareness Word Art Embroidery Design, Instant Download

This is the word art version and its 3 colours, which is what makes it stand out from a lot of the simpler awareness designs. The words organise themselves into a rough cross shape, with the word cancer sitting dead centre in massive red block caps, the biggest word in the whole design. Fanning out around it: strength runs vertically on the left in magenta, awareness in red to the right, survivor in hot pink block below, hope beside it. Then the script words float in between doing the softer emotional work: faith, fight, support, family, believe, love, courage, life. Theres a red ribbon sitting just above the centre, digitised with satin column fill, and its what anchors the whole composition.

Three colour changes, 2 stops. On the biggest 7.15 by 7.5 inch size thats 28,080 stitches which is a proper chunk of work from my main digitising tool. The smallest is 12,992 at 3.34 inches, and the stitch density is moderate at around 524 so it stitches out cleaner than it looks. Add cutaway behind anything stretchy, tearaway is fine on canvas or woven cotton twill.

I get orders for this one from organisations rather than individuals, kinda consistently. A foundation board member contacted me last october wanting this digitised onto 150 canvas tote bags for gala favour bags. She needed the biggest size so the text could be read across a banquet table. We ended up stitching em on charcoal canvas and the magenta, purple and red really popped. Send me message if your bobbin tension is fighting you on the 3-colour sequence and ill walk you through the thread order.

Pick white or natural linen for the clearest read of all three colours. Black fabric works too but the deep red sections can soften a bit. Skip any print or pattern fabric here, theres a lot going on already and you dont want the background competing. Hoop firm, the cross shape means the design pulls in all directions and a loose hoop will shift it mid-stitch.