Deer Antler & Rifle Silhouette Embroidery Design, Instant Download

Its a deer antler and crossed rifles design and the layout is dead symmetrical, like something youd stamp on a hunting club patch. The antler rack sits up top, wide and branchy with all those tines reaching out. Below that, two rifles cross each other at the barrel and the whole thing reads like a coat of arms or a lodge crest badge. Pure black silhouette. No fills, no shading, nothing fancy.

And thats actually what makes it so useful. One colour, 1 thread, zero colour changes. Stitch count runs from 4,307 on the small 2-inch up to 11,892 on the 4.45-inch, so even your densest version stitches out fast. the software I use digitised the antler tines with directional satin columns so each branch reads separately instead of blurring into a black blob at scale. The rifle barrels stay crisp right down to the trigger guard detail. Its really nice technically for a 1-colour file.

I made this one for a hunting outfitter in my customer base who puts custom patches on jacket sleeves for his guided hunt packages. He orders the 3-inch size on black twill with iron-on backing. Last autumn he came back for a second batch because his clients kept asking where the patches came from. So now its basically their shop logo on merch.

Stitch on black canvas, charcoal twill, olive drab cotton, or tan duck cloth for that hunting gear look. Pop the small 2-inch on a shirt chest pocket or cap panel. Use the large 4.45-inch on a jacket back or a framed cabin wall hoop. Skip white or cream fabric unless youre after the reversed look, it works but the crest energy is stronger on dark ground.

Lay mid-weight cutaway underneath on heavier canvas and a tearaway on woven cotton shirts. Keep hooping firm so the antler tips dont drift. Hit me up if the file throws an error on your machine and Ill re-export same day.