Witch Please Embroidery Design, Halloween Pattern, Instant Download

Two colours, zero fluff. "Witch" is set in these tall narrow gothic letters, the kind with spike points at the top and bottom of each stroke, and the whole word is filled in a bright pumpkin-orange satin. The letter H has a broom handle cutting through the middle horizontally, pointing right, and theres these little four-pointed stars scattered around the word at the corners. Then "Please" sweeps underneath in a looser black brushscript with long tails and loops, casual and kinda sarcastic feeling next to the formal gothic above it. Simple but the contrast between the two lettering styles is what makes it really really work.

Five sizes, 2.01 inches up to 6.01 wide, and just 1 colour change, which keeps machine time short. The smallest size sits at 4,195 stitches. The big 6-inch version runs 14,470 stitches. Digitising is clean, the satin columns on the gothic letters are directional so the orange catches the light differently at different stitch angles. Looks especially sharp on black fabric.

I get messages from people customising halloween costumes asking if the design works as a patch. It does. The 2-inch size goes on an iron-on backing fine, the black script is tight enough to stay readable even small. Gonna be honest, the 4-inch is the sweet spot for most projects though because the broom detail in the H is actually visible and the star accents dont get lost.

Stitch on black cotton jersey for max attitude. The orange gothic letters really really pop against black. Avoid white or cream ground because the bright orange reads less fierce, more cheerful, which kinda just changes the whole mood. Also works on dark charcoal denim if ya want something wearable past october.

Pair with a good cutaway stabiliser on jersey and a light tearaway on woven cotton. The gothic satin columns need firm hooping or the stitch angles shift and the colour loses its sheen. Send me message if your orange fills are looking flat or stripey on the first test run and Ill check the digitising settings.