Traditional monogram embroidery designs are classy and fun. You can add them to shirts, shirt cuffs, collars, towels and more.
With any monogram embroidery designs you can add some embellishment in the form of swirls, icons and shapes. Some monogram embroidery designs have the letters form a shape – so you can add a circle, diamond or any other shape to give your embroidery designs a frame, which will make the design stand out more. Remember that the size of the monogram does matter and you don’t want to be adding too many embroidery embellishments to a small monogram.
The Cambridge dictionary defines a monogram as
A design made up of two or more letters, usually the first letters of a person’s names used especially on clothing and writing paper
MonogramYs can also be non-traditional and can be made for children, special occasions or holidays. You can do this by adding a frame design around the letters – for example a snowman embroidery design with the embroidered monogram in the biggest snowman circle and if you have the correct embroidery font you can make the letters form a circle.
for more monogram embroidery designs, check out one of my earlier blog posts: https://omlembroidery.com/shop/the-cutest-bunny-monogram-in-the-hoop-ith-mug-rug-5×7/
another way to do monograms especially for kids is by creating a split machine design that has space in the middle for writing. Here is an idea of what i mean by a split monogram design, these are really cute designs.
the picture to the top looks great, but its not exactly what i meant. Lets take look at the cutest bunny monogram embroidery design made into a super cute mug rug! the bunny has a space accross the middle for the name – or a monogram . the bunny looks so cute with a full name instead of initials, but of course that is always up to you.
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if you would like to read more blogs about monograms check out my other blog posts: https://omlembroidery.com/monogramming/
if you want even more information, check out my yutube channel where you can find digitiing videos, sew alongs and so much more to help you with your embroidery skills: https://www.youtube.com@omlembroidery.com.
