Hello Spring Embroidery Design, Instant Download

Hello Spring uses 3 colours to do something I really like in lettering designs. The word Hello sits in rounded chunky caps, hot pink, very upright and solid. Below it Spring sweeps in a long loose magenta cursive that undercuts the Hello completely, the S reaching back under the word above it and the lowercase g tail swinging out past the right edge. Two completely different lettering styles on top of each other and it works because the weight difference gives it rhythm.

Green botanical sprigs scatter around the edges, tucked at the top left and right and below the Spring tail. Small pink blooms dot a few of the branches and theres little isolated circle accents in green filling any gaps. Its not cluttered but its busy in a good spring-garden way. The whole composition reads as a greeting card come to life, which is kinda the point of a hello spring design.

Three colours, 3 colour changes, stitch count between 6.5k and almost 17k depending on the size. The biggest is 6-inch wide and 7-inch tall so it takes up most of a standard hoop. Pair fusible cutaway with woven fabrics, tear-away works fine on thick canvas. For anything stretchy, stabilise from underneath and use a water-soluable topping on top to keep the letters clean.

Stitch on white or cream for the full brightness. Pale grey works too but the hot pink Hello needs a light background or it muds. Skip mid-toned pastels as the base because they compete with the lettering colours and youre not going to get that pop you want.

A customer this spring messaged me after putting the 6-inch size on a white canvas market tote, she said a woman stopped her in the street and asked where she bought it. Message me if you need the file adjusted for a specific hoop size and Ill get it back to you same day.