We had so much fun designing our first bandana monogram set that we couldn't resist making another one. Bandana print has been the fabric of the moment for a few years running now — that classic paisley showing up on everything from totes to home décor — so this time we gave the monogram a softer, rounder look to go with it.
These letters are digitized with an appliqué center in bandana print, finished off with a drop shadow that gives them real depth and dimension off the fabric. Each letter stands 3.5" tall — big enough to make a statement, versatile enough to go on absolutely anything you stitch.
They're stunning as a single initial, and just as striking as a full three-letter monogram — and they're especially perfect on a tote bag, where that bandana print really gets to shine.
Direct embroider them straight onto your project, or stitch them up as patches you can move from piece to piece. Either way, this is a trend that's earned its staying power, now in a monogram you'll actually want to wear everywhere.
A note on stitching: I've included the full stitching steps with this design. Every letter follows the exact same sequence, so once you've stitched one, you've got the process down for the whole alphabet.