Let Them Love Embroidery Design, Instant Download

Two words stacked two ways. "LET" sits up top in thick, chunky slab-serif caps, the kind that look like they were cut from a rubber stamp. Below it, "them" drops into a loose handwritten cursive that curves and tilts, like someone jotted it quick. Right at the tail end of that script sits a small red heart, filled solid, maybe 1/5 the height of the text. The contrast between the heavy block letters and the casual cursive is what gives this one its personality. Digitised in Wilcom EmbroideryStudio using dense satin columns for the caps and a flowing fill path for the script, 2 colour stops total, 1 colour change, 9 trims across the 5 sizes.

Smallest size comes in at 1.35 by 2.01 inches at just 3,056 stitches, so it sits well on a shirt pocket or a small patch. The largest runs 4.03 by 6 inches at 14,333 stitches, which is where the letterforms really open up and the satin on "LET" gets that proper sheen. I've stitched the 3-inch version on a canvas tote using a tearaway stabiliser and it came out clean on the first hoop. Pair it with a medium-weight cutaway if youre working on stretchy fabric or anything with a loose weave, the directional fill on "them" can pull without the right backing.

I get messages from customers who put this one on kids' clothing all the time, usually the 2-inch size on a onesie collar or a small shirt sleeve. A customer last spring ordered the 4-inch for a nursery wall hoop and sent me a photo, looked really nice framed in a white embroidery hoop on a pale yellow wall. Stitch it on whatever you want, Thats the idea behind the whole design really. Reach me through the contact form if the file doesnt load right in your software and ill sort it out.