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Cute little fisher girl embroidery design

 
 
$2.95 USD
 
 
Sizes: mm     inch     Stitches:
  1. 90 × 120 mm    3.54 × 4.72"    20316
  2. 97 × 130 mm    3.82 × 5.12"    22600
  3. 105 × 140 mm    4.13 × 5.51"    24985
  4. 112 × 150 mm    4.41 × 5.91"    27494
  5. 119 × 160 mm    4.69 × 6.3"    29770
 
Colors: 9
 
 
 
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Bernina: art (version 2 - 3)*, exp. Brother: pec, pes, phc. Janome: jef, jef+.jp Melco: exp. Husqvarna/PFAFF: vip, vp3, vp4 Tajima/Barudan: dst, dsb. Husqvarna: hus, shv. Singer: xxx.
Color palette:Embird: edr, rgb, txt. * Bernina version 4-5 (art50) Grade C.
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A small fisher girl for all kinds of children's garments. Very cute plot for decorating a nightgown, bathrobe, t-shirts or pillows for a children's room. Such a beautiful example you see in the photos that sent Kimberly Jo Hollady. Using the example of this pocket/reading pillow you can see how it is possible to use an unusual design for home children's decor. Part of the pillow is used as a pocket, which can be used for fresh newspapers or magazines. In addition, an inscription is embroidered, in which different fonts (height and style) are used for contrast. Inscriptions allow you to fill large spaces, without creating areas with high density stitching. In addition, it's fast. You can use fonts embedded in the embroidery machine.
For the back part of the pillow (without embroidery), a bright fabric with a symmetrical pattern is chosen.

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CustomWish on
I am working with one of my customers with her embroidery machine and a couple of designs she purchased from you. The designs are: Girl212 and Girl544. I have also purchased them for testing purposes as to not violate copyright. Due to the density of the designs, she is breaking needles. Also, sometimes the outline goes out of whack and her design is ruined. Do you have any suggestions? I am stitching them out to determine if there is an issue with the machine, but so far, not. I think it's more due to the density. Any help is appreciated.
Thanks in advance
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These designs have all copyrights.
The density of the embroidered design depends on two values.
1. The density of the fabric on which you embroider. Summer T-shirt and leather bag or denim have different densities.
2. Density design. Simple single-colored threads with no effects are less dense. Using effects (shadows, color transitions, small details) is more dense.
We use a standard recommended density of 0.4.
This density allows you not to see the fabric you are embroidering.
What fabric do you use?
We can reduce the density for your project.
What size design and format do you need?
We also attached a photo of already completed works so that you could see the finished project. More photos you can see in our gallery.
Dent on
Hello, the designs that I have downloaded recently don't have jpgs with colors and designs with them to print out. Have you stopped putting them on the files or did I do something incorrectly? The color change sheets are very helpful. Can you check on this and let me know? Thank you.
Sincerely,
Support on
You have not selected a color chart in your order history. We have added this item and sent your last order by email.
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Note: Commercial use of our machine embroidery designs. Designs listed on this page you can use in your business. You can embroider, and sell embroidered products. Change designs of your own choice. Add or remove various design elements. Use together with inscriptions or other designs.

Limitation. Production of not more than 100 embroidered items. If you want to produce products with our designs in greater quantities - please contact us.

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