Type the baby's name and the date of birth, choose the flowers, and move a heart, a star or a moon where you want it. Your pattern is ready to print for the hoop you pick.
OLIVIA and 6.14.2026 are examples: type your own words in the boxes.
Tap a part of the hoop to move it, change it or take it off. Add flowers and pictures from the lists.
This arrangement opens on an 8 inch hoop because the block letters are worked in satin stitch and need room. A short name and a short date fit a 6 inch hoop as well, and a date too long for one line is set on two.
How to use it
Type your own words in the boxes. The hoop shows them as you type.
Choose other flowers, or tap a picture in the list to add it.
Change any floss color under Colors: press a color, then choose another.
Tap a part of the hoop to move it, make it larger or smaller, turn it or take it off. You can drag it too.
Choose your hoop size and paper, then press Download.
The first name and the date of birth: this arrangement has a line for each. A date written short, as 6.14.2026, is set taller than one written out.
Which hoop size suits a baby name hoop?
This arrangement opens on an 8 inch hoop, and the page offers hoops of 6 and 8 inches where the name and the date still fit. The pattern keeps the design half an inch inside the hoop all around. Hoop sizes for hand embroidery
How do I get the pattern onto the fabric?
Print the pattern at 100 percent and check the one inch square on the page with a ruler, then trace it onto the fabric; the mirrored page is for an iron-on transfer pen. How to transfer an embroidery pattern
How are the letters stitched?
In satin stitch, one small shape for each stroke of a letter. A full stop, a middle dot and the two dots of a colon are French knots. Ten basic stitches for hand embroidery
How many strands of floss should I use for the name?