Sorry Boys Daddy Is My Valentine Embroidery Design, Instant Download

SORRY BOYS sits at the top in chunky charcoal block letters. Below that daddy is written in big flowing red script. Then is my in small black text, then Valentine in large red script again at the bottom. Under the whole stack theres a black arrow pointing right with a little red heart sitting right at the arrowhead. The layout is tall and centred, nice and balanced, and the whole thing reads like a quote poster squeezed onto a shirt.

2 colours, 451 density, 5 sizes from 3.26 inches wide up to 6.98 inches wide. Stitch counts go from 9,867 to 23,564. The script sections are the most detail-heavy so the digitising on those is important. The red and black contrast is sharp and the letterforms dont blur at the smaller sizes. Comes with the Tajima reference which means the satin column work on the script is done properly in directional stitching.

I get a steady stream of orders for this one every january as parents start thinking valentines. People put it on girls shirts, dresses, even fabric hair bands. My customers have used it on matching daddy-daughter shirts too, which is honestly the best use. The arrow and heart at the bottom is what completes the look, it grounds the text block and stops it looking like its just floating there.

Back the hoop with cutaway for stretchy jersey, tearaway on woven cotton. Hoop tight because the tall aspect ratio means more chance of the lower text wandering if theres any give in the fabric. Skip satin or slippery fabrics here, the script needs a bit of texture to grip. Try it on a white or cream jersey for the sharpest result.