Double Heart Outline Embroidery Design, Valentine Pattern

Two hearts looped together as one continuous wobbly line, the smaller heart offset on top of the bigger one. The whole thing reads like its drawn freehand with a marker, the line thickens and thins as it goes around, lil crossover loops at the top of each heart. One colour, no fill, just the outline.

I usually stitch it in charcoal grey-black or deep red but the design works in any thread because its all about the line itself. 9 sizes from 2.88 inch up to 6.16 inch wide, stitch count stays low, around 4.5k on the smallest and 11k on the largest. Theres minimal density which is why it stitches up fast.

I drew this for valentine shirts at first but a wedding planner ordered 40 ring pillows last spring with this exact outline and it took off in the bridal world. Bridesmaids on her party were getting matching hoodies stitched too. Now I sell it as much for weddings as for valentine gifts.

Stitch on cotton tees, linen tea towels, denim totes and chambray napkins, the smooth weave holds the directional line cleanly. Skip fleece, terry and waffle, the loops in those fabrics swallow the thinner stretches and the outline reads broken. Avoid stretch jersey unless youre using a cutaway with topping film.

Use a light tearaway stabiliser for woven fabric, that covers most of what you need with this one. Hoop the smallest 2.88 inch size on a shirt cuff or collar tip, the 4 inch fits a chest pocket, the 6.16 fills a sweetheart-table linen runner. If you cant get the file loaded on your machine just shoot me a chat and Ill convert the format.