Just Love Me Embroidery Design, Baby Footprint Circle Pattern

Sweet lil baby and toddler design built on the phrase just love me. Theres a sketchy round orange ring on the outside, three words stacked inside. The top word just runs in thin pink connecting script, with a tiny footprint marking the dot on the j. The middle word love sits in chunky purple uppercase, but its O letter has been swapped for an orange baby footprint, foot facing up with a heart shape carved in the arch. Bottom me wraps it up in pink script. Pretty sweet for a valentines day baby keepsake too.

Thread tones in play: pink, purple, plus orange. Pink lands first on stop one and customises both the just and me script words, around 1,966 stitches near the four-inch range and 2,775 around the six. Purple goes on stop two for the L, V, and E of love. Orange takes stop three carrying the most weight, fills outer ring border plus the footprint inside the O, around 3,917 stitches running smaller. Density runs 528 in Wilcom, that keeps the sketchy border readable as intentional, rather than just a heavy solid band.

4 sizes: 2.5 inch at 6,697 stitches. 3.5-inch run climbs to 9,644. The 5-inch lands around 15,800. The biggest 6.5-inch caps out at 22,025. Reach for a cutaway under knit fabrics, especially kids tees and onesies. Avoid metallic thread for that pink script, doesnt translate well on the thin lettering weight. Hoop tight, the sketchy ring is the trickiest element since uneven tension can make those wobbly lines look accidentally bad instead of intentional.

I built this one last winter when one customer asked for somethin that could work for both nursery hoop and toddler birthday tee, both in one design, its been one of my favourites since. She told me thats the kinda piece her gift shop been moving alot. Pop the 3.5 size onto a 14-month toddler tee chest. Try the five-inch dimension across the front of a small cushion cover for nursery armchair, or hoop the 6.5 into wooden hoop for a wall piece above the crib.