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Embroidery ideas for your PR embroidery machine
Working with Creative Lettering
Lettering is one of the easiest ways to develop a recognisable style for your business. A simple name on a baby blanket can become part of a signature look when you use a curated selection of fonts and colours that work well together. Choosing a small group of typefaces helps create consistency and makes your brand feel more intentional.
Many high-quality embroidery fonts are available to purchase online, and once added to your library they can be used again and again. Selecting fonts that suit your niche, whether that’s soft, classic styles for baby gifts or clean, modern lettering for homewares, will help set the tone of your range.
Everything you'll want to know
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Position Guide
Larger names work well either at the top or the bottom of the blanket, and centred.
Size Guide
This many letters used 70mm x 330mm. To add a larger name consider decreasing your letter spacing or font size.
Design Variation
For a formal gift with impact, consider using the child’s full name, charging by the letter to ensure your stitch time is covered.
Market insight
Blankets often become the anchor piece in a baby gift set. Many embroiderers find that once a customer chooses a blanket, they’re more likely to add coordinating items to complete the look
Tip
When using a puchased font each letter is bought in to your machine individually. Use the Alignment key to ensure your letters sit level
Shortcut
When stitching several of these, leave the Magnetic Hoop on the machine when rehooping rather than removing it. .
Troubleshooting
To limit knitted items' stretching when hooping, consider using Magnetic or Clamp hoops. Use the Wide Table to support the weight while stitching
Important Note
**Figures are indicative figures only. Costs refer only to consumables required. Complete your own research before determining your own costs and setting your prices.
