Juneteenth Breaking Every Chain Embroidery Design, Instant Download

The word Juneteenth arches across the top in chunky yellow satin letters, and below it in the middle zone theres a white script word that reads Breaking in flowing cursive, kinda soft and airy against the bold type above and below it. Then the bottom half of the composition hits hard with Every Chain in massive block letters, each letter rotating through red, yellow and green so the whole phrase reads like a Pan-African flag laid flat across the chest. At the very bottom, a row of green chain links runs side to side with Since 1865 in red satin sitting smack in the centre of that chain.

Four colours total, white goes down first for the cursive script and the letter bases, then yellow for the arched header, green for the chain links and the N in Chain, red for Every and the anchor text below. I been watching this design go out to customers at juneteenth markets and it photographs well because the chain link row at the bottom gives the design a real finished border that you dont always get with text-only compositions.

One customer ordered the 7-inch size on black hoodies for a freedom walk event this past june. She said the design stitched out in under 20 minutes per garment on a commercial six-head machine. That alot of output for a community event where she needed 40 pieces before the walk started. Density sits at 578 on the PDF, decent weight but not heavy.

Stitch this on black fabric for max contrast. All 4 colours sing on black. White fabric is a different read, the yellow dominates and the green goes a bit soft, so Im not as keen on light fabric for this one. Skip busy textures like waffle knit or chunky fleece, the Since 1865 text at the base is small enough that heavy nap will close the letters. Use a cutaway stabiliser for jersey and a tearaway on stable woven cotton.