A skeleton hand, knuckle bones and finger joints all visible in black, holding a pink awareness ribbon up between the fingers. The ribbon sits right in the V between the raised index finger and thumb, the loop of the ribbon framing the top and the two tails crossing below. Its horizontal in orientation, so the hand spans wider than tall, which makes it sit nicely on a hat brim or across a shirt chest. The black and pink two-colour contrast is sharp and graphic, nothing soft about it.
2 colours, 5 sizes running from 3.5 inches wide up to 7.5 inches wide, and the height stays pretty compact at under 4 inches even at max size. The 7.5 inch version is 18,787 stitches total. The bone sections have a satin fill with a higher density to get that solid opaque black, and the ribbon uses a slightly softer satin so theres a visual difference in texture between the two elements. Slap a cutaway stabiliser down for anything stretchy. Tearaway holds fine on firm cotton or canvas.
In october I suprised myself with how many of these I shifted. One customer told me she had it stitched on a black hoodie for her sister who was going through treatment and wanted something that didnt look like a typical pink awareness piece. Thats the thing with this design, it works for people who want to show support without the soft-floral route. Pair with black fabric and the skeleton pops as a tonal design, or go white fabric for maximum contrast.
Use the 4 inch size on hats, beanies or jacket lapels. The 7.5 inch works on a shirt front, tote bag or the back of a zip-up. Stitch it on black, white or charcoal. Text me if youre unsure which size fits your hoop setup and Ill help you choose. One color. Done.
What people are using this design for
A starting point. The design works for plenty more than just this list, this is what folks have stitched it onto most.
- Pinktober awareness hoodies and teesStitch onto black or white hoodies for october awareness month, an alternative to the usual soft-pink floral styles.
- Alternative-style breast cancer tshirtsUse on tshirts for people who want to show support with a tougher more graphic aesthetic rather than traditional pink florals.
- Gothic aesthetic awareness hatsPop the 4 inch size onto baseball caps or beanies in black fabric for an edgy awareness accessory during Pinktober.
- Support merch for a friend or sisterEmbroider onto a plain hoodie as a gift for a friend or sister in treatment who prefers a less conventional awareness look.
- Charity stall handmade clothing itemsStitch onto small handmade totes or zip pouches for charity stalls targeting an audience who likes alternative or gothic styles.
- Fundraiser zip-up jacket backsUse the 7.5 inch version on the back of a zip-up fleece or jacket for a charity fundraiser event.
- Halloween month awareness apparelPairs naturally with halloween month timing in october, lets awareness and spooky season overlap in a single garment.
- Biker and rock music community merchGreat for biking clubs or rock community groups doing charity rides or events during breast cancer awareness month.
Dimensions
5 sizes included. Stitch counts shown for the largest colorway.
| Size (in) | Stitches |
|---|---|
| 89.2 × 47.5 mm | 6,428 |
| 114.5 × 61.0 mm | 8,967 |
| 140.0 × 74.6 mm | 11,845 |
| 165.4 × 88.2 mm | 15,153 |
| 190.8 × 101.7 mm | 18,787 |
Files & Formats
Eight machine formats included in one zip. Whichever your machine reads, its in the pack.








Plus a color chart for thread matching. See full format guide.
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