Class of 2024 Graduation Embroidery Design, Instant Download

Kinda the cleanest of the graduation designs I do. Its single colour black throughout, no second thread stop needed. The mortarboard cap sits across the top, then Class of in a light italic script just below it, and the big block 2024 fills the lower half in those thick chunky numerals with heavily digitised tatami fill. The contrast between the wispy script line and the massive block digits is what makes the whole thing interesting to look at.

Six sizes from 1.59 inches wide up to 5.54 inches wide, stitch count runs from just 4,242 on the tiny size all the way to 24,892 on the largest. The small sizes are realise good for hat panels and pocket placements where ya cant fit anything busy. professional tools handled the digitising and the density on the block numerals came out at 641, which is on the heavier side but keeps every row crisp at full size.

I been getting messages this past spring from primary school parents who use this one for kindergarten and preschool graduation ceremonies, not just high school. They cut it at the 2-inch or 3-inch size and do the childs name on a little tee. That was something I honestly didnt expect when I made it but it makes sense, the design is clean enough to work at that scale without reading as too grown-up. One mum ordered it for a class of 22 kids back in may and sent the snap of all the tiny tees lined up.

Stitch on white or cream cotton for the sharpest read. Avoid busy printed fabrics, the single-colour design needs a plain ground to do its thing. Add mid-weight cutaway under the large block fills, the tatami sections at 5.54 inches really need a stable base. Skip the topping on smooth woven cotton but add a soluble topping layer if youre working on pique polo fabric.