The Princess Has Arrived Embroidery Design, Instant Download

Theres a crown floating above the text and honestly thats what makes this one work. The letters are rounded and soft, the kind of script that reads calm and sweet rather than loud, and the little crown sits right at the top centre like its been there the whole time. Two colours total, pink and a pale contrast shade, so hooping this on a white onesie or a cream fleece blanket isnt a big colour-matching headache.

I digitised this for light fabrics. Pair midweight cutaway behind stable cotton knit and make sure you hoop it properly without stretching the fabric in the frame. For the smaller 1.67-inch version add a topping layer of water-soluble film so the satin fill doesnt sink into any textured terry or knit loop pile. Stitch at moderate speed on the crown fill section, the satin rows are short and close-together there. The biggest size runs 4.34 inches wide at 12948 stitches, which lands it in the medium density range at 458 stitches per square inch. I tested it on fleece last winter and the density held without puckering on the nursery hoop I made for a friend.

Pick the right size for your machine and run a test on scrap first, thats basically the only rule. One customer ordered this alot earlier than I expected, back in July, for a hospital announcement photo shoot. She stitched it on a small white cotton hat and sent me a picture, it looked really nice against the white knit. Alot of people use it for the coming-home outfit too, which I think is the best use for the small princess script on something that soft.

And if you run into any format issues or the file wont open on your machine, just Holler at me through the contact form and Ill sort it out. Holler if you hit any snags on stitch-out and Ill check the punch.