Loud and Proud Baseball Mom Embroidery Design, Instant Download

Four words stacked on top of each other and none of them are shy. 'Loud' sits across the top in thick satin-column block letters, then 'and' drops in underneath in a flowing red script with tiny leaf flourishes on both sides. 'Proud' comes next in the same heavy black satin fill. Then 'baseball' in that same red cursive, and finally 'mom' at the bottom anchoring the whole thing. The o in mom has a baseball drawn right inside it, stitched in black with red curved seam lines crossing through. Its a tight lil detail but every customer who orders this notices it straight away.

Two colours total, black and red. One colour change between them which keeps the run time short and your bobbin usage sensible. Wilcom handled the digitising so the satin columns have proper underlay holding them flat and the script curves dont pull or gap at the ends. Density sits at a comfortable level so its not so thick it stiffens a shirt but solid enough that the satin shines cleanly.

Best sizes for wearables are the 4-inch and 5.5-inch runs. Pop the smaller one on a baseball cap crown or a stadium bag front pocket. The 6.5-inch version fills a tee chest nicely if youre making spirit wear for the whole dugout mum crew. A customer last spring ordered 12 of the 5.5-inch version on red t-shirts for her sons team parents and said the satin lettering came out super crisp even through a full wash cycle.

Stitch on medium-weight cotton or a cotton-poly blend for the sharpest satin edges. Pair fusible stabiliser on stretchy shirts and a tearaway on stable woven fabrics like canvas totes or denim. Hoop firm and keep the fabric from shifting mid-run because the satin density on the block letters needs a steady base or youll get lifted edges. Skip lightweight voile or thin jersey since the stitch density will pucker it.

Avoid dark fabric unless you want a tonal look. Black on black reads fine but the red script basically disappears. White, grey, navy and team colours all work great. Run the black first, swap to red, and youre done in 2 stops.