So Very Blessed Embroidery Design, Instant Download

The words sit inside a round ornamental frame, the kind with curling baroque scrolls at the top and a symmetrical infinity-style knot at the bottom. So sits in a warm terracotta orange at the top, very drops one line in a lighter amber-orange, and Blessed takes up the whole bottom third in deep crimson red with chunky satin lettering. The black scrollwork wraps the outside and gives the whole thing that old-school embroidered sampler energy.

Four colours total, 3 thread changes. The ornamental border is the most complex part technically, the directional satin on those curling arms needs a firm hoop and medium-weight cutaway stabiliser underneath or the curves pull. my embroidery software digitised those corners with short satin columns that stagger direction so ya dont get that bunched-up look at the tight bends. Its kinda impressive how crisp the scrollwork stitches out on twill.

Kinda a go-to for thanksgiving and christmas gifting, I noticed that pattern a couple years back. One customer ordered 6 of em in november for personalised cushions for her small group, all the same design on charcoal twill fabric, each in a different hoop size. She said her pastor thought they were machine-printed until he turned one over. Thats a compliment I recieved more than once with this one.

Best on cream cotton, pale rose or natural muslin, or charcoal cotton twill or canvas. Avoid busy prints, the baroque border needs breathing room to read properly. Stitch a chest 4.5 on a cushion front and the 3.5-inch chest on a tote or small wall hoop. Run your bobbin fresh before the black section, its 6,514 stitches at the largest size just for that element. Reach out if your thread tension fights the curves and Ill walk you through it.