Cute Christmas Snowmen Trio Embroidery Design, Instant Download

Three snowmen in a line, each doing something slightly different with their arms. The left one has arms out wide, the right one has them raised, and the little one in front is more contained like hes cold. The aqua-teal scarves are what make this different from every other snowman trio out there, its not the usual red-and-green Christmas palette, theres actual colour variety here. Star snowflakes drift around the background at angles, giving the scene movement.

9 thread colors including a proper aqua that you wont find in basic Christmas palettes. Dark red and orange sit next to the green and aqua, so check your color chart before you start, because running orange where aqua should go would be a pain to unpick. At the largest size, 55,869 stitches, theres 8 color changes and 9 stops, so the run is methodical but not punishing. A customer around christmas last year stitched the 5.28 inch on 3 holiday pillows, one snowman per pillow, and said they looked like a coordinated set from a home goods store.

The twig arms are thin satin runs that can bend on stretchy fabric if hooping tension drifts even slightly. Pop firm tearaway behind cotton or linen. Lay fusible mesh before hooping on knit or fleece, get the hoop drum-tight, or those arms wont sit straight. Pull tearaway off carefully on quilting cotton so the satin fill doesnt lift at the edges.

Stitch one snowman on each of 3 matching pillow covers for a set that looks intentional. Center all three on a table runner at the 3.51 inch and repeat at both ends. A 3.36 inch on a mug wrap is quick enough for a last-minute holiday gift exchange item.