Playful Let It Snow Embroidery Design, Instant Download

My niece stitched this onto a winter cushion cover last december and it looked way better than either of us expected. The lettering isnt your usual clean script, the "s" in snow curls into this massive swirl that takes up nearly a third of the whole design, and the aqua satin fill has this kinda chunky bounce to it. The words "let it" sit in solid black above, and "snow" swoops across the bottom in aqua with a dark green curly flourish underneath. Three snowflake outlines float around the edges, two in aqua and one in black, all outline-only so they stitch up lightweight without adding bulk.

Back it with a medium tearaway on a woven cotton or a fleece blend and you get crisp edges on all those curls. Thats really the main thing to get right here because the swirl on the "s" runs on a tight satin path and if the fabric shifts mid-stitch you lose the underlay alignment. 3 colours total with only two colour changes, so the run time is pretty lean even at the 4.36 inch wide size which comes in at 12,215 stitches. The smallest at 2.35 inches is only 6,510, which is genuinely fast. Density is low-ish at 430 so it sits nicely on lighter fabrics without pulling.

Stitch it on a tea towel, a beanie cuff, a canvas tote, a linen table runner, or a fleece blanket edge. Drop me a message if you're having trouble with the satin coverage on the curls and I'll help you sort the topping or stabiliser choice. Avoid very dark fabrics where the aqua wont pop, mid-tones and lights work best here.