Baby Christmas Footprints Embroidery Design, Holiday Baby Feet Machine Embroidery, Instant Download

So my niece had her first lil one back in november and I drew this design for her christmas keepsake box. Two baby footprints stitched in bright apple green, sitting under a sage ribbon bow tied just above. Bow has these long curling tails that wrap around the prints. Two holly leaves up top with red berries between em. A bunch of gold star bursts scattered around all four corners.

Five colours total: bright green on the feet, sage on the bow ribbon, dark forest tone covers the holly leaves, red for berry cluster, yellow gold across nine star bursts. 4 sizes spanning 2.93 in wide up to 6.26 in tall. The small end runs 5,862 stitches, biggest size is sixteen thousand six hundred and sixty four. my software digitised, Tajima format. Each tiny toe is a separate satin column so the smaller versions can look ya know a bit chunky if you push satin too dense.

Hoop on white or cream so the prints pop. I tested it on a pale grey baby jersey vest and the contrast was lovely. Skip patterned fabrics here because theres a bunch going on already with five colours. Use a soft poly mesh cutaway behind jersey so the reverse dont feel scratchy against baby skin, my sister was very specific about that bit. Slow the machine on the toes, atleast on the 3-inch run, those small satin dots can get messy at speed.

I get messages from grandmums asking which size works for a christmas onesie chest. 4-inch is the sweet spot. Stitch the smallest on bibs or burp cloths, hoop the 6-inch on a wall hanging or baby quilt block. One customer wrote in last december saying she ran the big size on a felt christmas stocking with her granddaughters name underneath. Kinda perfect use case really.

Send me message if anything dont load right, Ill rework the punch fast for ya. Its a quick swap.