Eat Sleep Baseball Repeat Embroidery Design, Sports Slogan Pattern

Stitched this one up for the baseball players and fans who genuinely dont do anything else from March through October. Its 4 words stacked in a column, each word sitting on its own line in chunky uppercase block lettering. The colours alternate down the stack and at the biggest size the two are almost equal weight, which gives the whole thing a bold striped rhythm when you step back from it. No baseball graphic, no extra decoration, just the words and the attitude.

The 5 sizes go from 2.1 inches wide up to 5.6 inches, which is the widest in this whole baseball series. Stitch count runs from around 5,700 on the smallest all the way up to 16,000 on the 5.6-inch version, so that largest size is genuinely substantial. 1 colour change, so the machine pauses once. Digitised in industry software and the satin blocks on each word sit flat and clean, with the underlay doing its job properly so the letterforms dont shift between colour stops.

One customer ordered the 4-inch version for a youth travel team hoodie last summer and shared a photo. The alternating red and black stacked lines looked exactly like a proper team design, not a slogan at all, just from the colour rhythm. That was a nice surprise honestly. Kids on the team wanted one each after they saw it.

Stitch on white or light grey cotton or fleece and the red really jumps. Skip dark fabrics because the black lines absorb into anything dark and you lose the whole alternating effect. Pair a no-show mesh cutaway on knit fleece, the satin columns in those wider blocks need firm stabiliser or the red sections pucker. Tearaway holds up on woven canvas or twill.

Run a test on scrap first with the 4-inch size before committing to the full 5.6-in build on a finished garment. Hoop tight and trust the professional digitising software underlay settings. Dm me if the file throws any errors on your machine and Ill get you a fresh copy straight away.