Power Fist Embroidery Design, Instant Download

Power in a chunky bubble font, each letter holding a different pan african colour. The P sits in dark forest green, the centre O swaps for a bright red flame shape with a small white clenched raised fist tucked right into the centre, the w is bright yellow, and the e and r close it out in red. Letters connect with thick rounded edges so the whole word reads as one continuous block of colour and movement. The fist nested within reads cleanly even at the 4 inch size.

3 colour design, dark green yellow and red, plus a tiny bit of white showing through the negative space inside the fist outline. Stitch range is 5,124 at the smallest 4 inch up to 11,311 at the largest 7 inch. Density at 617 keeps the bubble fills solid without going heavy on light fabric. Heights run flat at 1.5 to 2.62 inch which makes this a wide horizontal piece, perfect for chest strips or hat fronts.

I digitised this in Wilcom EmbroideryStudio with the letter fills as tatami running in alternating directions per letter, which is what stops the colour blocks from looking glossy and flat. The flame uses a directional satin so the fire reads like its actually flickering upward, and the fist is a tiny detail satin inside the flame that holds the gesture clean. Theres only 10 trims even on the larger sizes, the colour changes are clean.

One customer ordered the 5 inch back in late may for a stack of juneteenth march tees for her community organising group, she said theyd worn em to a local cookout and got compliments all afternoon. Best on white, cream, denim blue, or black cotton where the green and yellow get full saturation. Skip dark green backgrounds, the P disappears. Use medium cutaway behind tees and a layer of topping on top of fleece. Send me a message if you want a custom slogan added underneath, ive done freedom day, juneteenth, and unity variants for community orders before.