She Has Fire in Her Soul Embroidery Design, Instant Download

The text runs in a sort of diagonal cascade, She has fire in her at the top leaning right, then soul and grace in her wrapping down through the middle, and heart finishing at the bottom. The script is the loose brush-pen style with those thick downstrokes and thin upstrokes that makes it feel hand-done. Not a printed font, the variation in the stroke weights is what sells it as something written rather than set.

Tucked into the composition is a minimal womans face. A thick arched brow sits mid-way, then a long lower lash below it, then a small dot for a nose, and at the bottom left corner theres a pair of full parted lips in black fill with a white highlight on the lower lip. The face elements dont get in the way of the words, theyre almost like punctuation. Its that kind of design where you dont realise there's a face in it straight away, and then you do, and it kinda makes the whole thing click.

Two colours, black and white, one color change mid-run. Stitch count goes from around 7,000 on the four inch up to roughly 14,000 on the 8 inch, so its not a heavy piece at all, quite quick on the machine. Five sizes total. Works great on light fabric where the black comes through strong. Pop it on a white or cream tee, a natural linen pouch, a pale blush sweatshirt. Last autumn a customer ordered a custom run of this on tote bags for a womens circle event she organises and said half her group wanted extras to keep. Dark or busy fabric fights with the script, those hairline upstroke areas need a clean ground to read properly.

Stabilise with a lightweight tearaway on woven cotton or firm-weave fabric, or a light cutaway if youre stitching on jersey. Run a clean press after to flatten any slight script lift at the transition points.