LOVE Baseball Embroidery Design, Instant Download

Sketched this layout out as a proper sport-graphic piece, the kind that looks like it belongs on a dugout wall or a team banner. Its four big block capitals, L-O-V-E, stacked wide across the top. The L, V and E are solid black satin fill, heavy and bold. The O is a baseball. White satin fill for the ball body, then red outline seam lines digitised across it to give it that real baseball look. Under the L theres a red rectangle block, kinda like a colour bar, and then right below the whole LOVE stack sits the word BASEBALL in open outline lettering, more sketchy and airy than the solid block caps above. Its a solid composition, Im happy with how the two text weights balance each other.

3 colours in sequence, black first then white then red. Wilcom EmbroideryStudio digitising with proper directional underlay on the satin caps so the density is even and the edges stay sharp. 4 sizes from about 2.16 inches wide up to 4 inches, stitch counts from 8,129 to 17,697. Youll get a really clean read on the bigger sizes where the baseball detail in the O has room to breathe. And youre getting all 8 machine formats so its not gonna matter what equipment youre running.

Works best on white or pale grey fabric because the black satin and the red seam lines both need a light ground to really sing. Last summer a customer messaged me after hooping the 4-inch file onto a pale grey raglan and said the contrast was better than she expected. Skip dark fabric on this one, the black letters vanish and youll lose the whole point.

Use medium-weight cutaway on knit tees, tear-away works on woven fabric. The big satin caps on L, V and E need solid stabiliser support or the edges pucker. Hoop dead flat and let the machine do the underlay pass fully before the top satin comes in. Send me a note if the file gives you any grief and Ill sort it.