Stay Positive Good Vibes Typography Embroidery Design, Machine Embroidery Pattern, Instant Download

Stacked two-line phrase. Top line reads Positive in coloured satin blocks with Mind in flowing black cursive next to it. Bottom line repeats POSITIVE in the same multicolour block treatment with Vibes in cursive and a small black heart accent at the end. The colour pattern across both POSITIVE words is blue, pink, purple, grey, peach beige, mint green, orange, then a final P or E in black, so 8 colours total stitch through.

Four sizes covering 1.55 inches wide at the smallest up to 3.4 wide at the largest. Stitch counts run from 4,410 to 10,407 across the run. Density measures 555, thats fine for letters this size, the satin columns on the block letters stay clean and theyll not blob. Colour management is the main thing on this one, 8 stops means 8 thread cones lined up beside the machine, plus 2 separate runs of black for the cursive plus the heart. I digitised it in industry software with directional satin running along each letter stem, the underlay is short-stitch perpendicular so the colour fills hold edge sharpness even at the 1.55-inch micro version.

A bunch of customers have used this on tees and hoodies for high school youth ministry, wellness coach merch, and one lady ran nine of em onto matching girls trip tank tops in june with a tiny initial added below for each friend. She said the design caught attention at brunch.

Use polyester rayon 40 weight thread for the colour saturation, cheap thread will look washed-out on the pastel mint and peach beige. Pop medium cutaway behind everything. Best fabrics, cotton jersey tees, cotton fleece sweatshirts, canvas tote, kona cotton in cream or pale grey. Avoid black or dark navy fabrics, the pastel colours will lose contrast and the black cursive will basically vanish. Skip terrycloth too. Add fusible mesh cutaway for stretch knits, hoop firm, and youll wanna digitise your thread change order before pressing start so youre not fumbling cones mid-stitch.