Girl Power Embroidery Design, Instant Download

The word Girl runs in big cursive red script, the kind with thick swells and thin hairlines that you get with proper satin column digitising. Below it the word Power sits in solid purple chunky lettering, wide and squat, taking up the whole bottom half. Six colours across the design: the green stems, red script, two gold lightning bolts tucked below the letters, 13 purple for the big word fill, a lil pale pink background on the big blooms, and a warm magenta on the smaller daisy centres. Nine sizes running from just under 3 inches up to 6.22 inches wide.

Scattered around the lettering ya get a bunch of decorative bits: two purple daisies with white petals on green stems, small gold four-pointed stars, lil orange heart shapes. The whole thing reads like a ya girls bedroom poster turned into thread. Stitch counts go from 8,972 at the smallest to 20,540 on the biggest, which is really not alot for how busy it looks, honestly Wilcom packed in alot of visual weight without running the bobbin dry.

My niece asked for this on a sweatshirt back in january and I stitched the 5-inch version on cream fleece for her. She was suprised how vibrant the red came out. I use a rayon thread for the Girl script because polyester flattens the satin sheen on cursive letters and youll see the difference straight away on the thick downstrokes.

Pick a dark background for maximum pop. Black, charcoal or navy cotton gives those 3 colours the contrast they need. Dont put it on a patterned fabric because the lettering fights for attention and loses. Add this to a zip pouch, a canvas tote, a denim jacket, a plain black backpack flap. Tearaway works fine on stable woven cotton, bump up to cutaway if youre hooping jersey or a thick fleece hoodie because that purple lettering fill cant hold flat on a shifting base.