A festive holiday phrase design that doubles as a winter mood. Oh Deer What a Year is hand-lettered across the center in alternating red and teal script, with a leaping reindeer silhouette in the top-left corner, a little Santa face peeking out from the bottom-right, sprigs of holly, scattered sparkle stars, and a snowflake or two at the base. Two-color palette keeps it crisp.
This is exactly the kind of design that flies off small-shop Etsy pages from October through New Year. Stitch it on hand towels, throw pillows, oversized sweatshirts, gift bags, or the front of a Christmas pajama set. It also makes a great gift topper on a craft fair table.
Stitch and color details (4.5 inch version)
Two thread colors, 11,889 stitches, finished size around 4.50 by 3.59 inches. Total thread approximately 182.55 feet with 61.55 feet of bobbin. Light enough to run on quilt cotton, sturdy enough for thicker tea-towel weights.
Available hoop sizes
Five sizes in the pack: 3.5, 4.5, 5.5, 6.5, and 7.5 inch.
File formats included
CND, DGT, DST, EMB, EXP, HUS, INF, JEF, PES, VP3, and XXX. Compatible with Brother, Janome, Bernina, Husqvarna Viking, Pfaff, Singer, and Tajima.
Categories and themes
Filed under Holidays and Celebrations and Christmas.
Free download. ZIP includes every common machine format.
