Let Them Script Embroidery Design, Instant Download

Two words, Let Them, in flowing cursive script. The lettering has that modern handwriting quality where the letters flow into each other with long connector strokes and the tails on the Ls and T are extended and confident. Two colours, so you can run the Let in one thread and the Them in a second, or do both the same if you want a cleaner single-colour look. Either way it reads as a deliberate piece of word art rather than a stock quote design.

Density is 269 and stitch count runs from 2,725 at the 1.43-inch width up to 8,151 at the 3.78-inch. Six sizes, all quite narrow and tall because script lettering runs that way. The satin columns on the connecting strokes are narrow, which means they need a stable topping on any textured ground fabric so the columns dont sink into the weave. A medium-weight cutaway works well underneath on jersey. Tear-away on woven cotton is fine. Dont skip the stabiliser on stretchy ground just because the design looks light.

This phrase became popular a couple of years ago and customer orders have kept coming ever since. Ive sold this to people who stitch it on tote bags, people who want it on a friend group shirt, and one customer last year who stitched a dozen of them on canvas pouches as a going-away gift for someone moving cities. She said the group wanted something that summed up their friend's attitude. Thats the nice thing about two-word quotes, they travel well.

Stitch on natural cotton or linen in white or cream thread for a clean modern look. Black on white is the most common combination but dusty rose or sage green thread on cream linen also reads nicely. Avoid very busy patterned fabrics because the script can get lost in pattern. Use a water-soluble topping on any structured cotton or denim that has surface texture, it keeps the letter edges crisp as the needle passes through.