Drink Drank Drunk Christmas Embroidery Design, Instant Download

Three snowmen in wine glasses, lined up like a flight at a tasting bar. Left snowman in a red knit beanie with a striped scarf, sitting in red wine. Middle one in a green knit hat sitting in green liquid. Right one in aqua, sitting in blue. All three got little brown antler stubs poking out of their hats and tiny orange carrot noses. A string of christmas bulb lights wraps across the glass stems, and the words drink, drank, drunk sit below in matching block letters, each word coloured to match its snowman. Boozy holiday humour. The wine aunt special.

This one runs heavy. Stitch count from 27,167 at the smallest 3.14-inch up to 63,176 at the largest 6.72-inch. Eleven colours, twelve thread stops if youre counting the second red pass for the lights. Biggest blocks are the black outline contour at over 11,000 stitches and the white snowman body fills around 10,948. I built the file inside industry software, the satin column sweeps around the glass curves so the bowl shape reads round, not flat. Density sits at 1,252.

Use heavy cutaway, no shortcuts here. The dense satin will lift on stretch unless youre stabilised properly. Add water-soluble topping if youre hooping on terry, fleece, or anything textured, the satin needs a smooth surface or the bulb lights look fuzzy. One customer ordered the 5-inch size last november for a batch of hostess aprons she gave out at her holiday wine night, she sold the rest of the batch on etsy and ordered more files within two weeks.

Avoid thin cotton single-ply, the design pulls too heavy. Best on canvas duck, cotton twill, heavy linen, sweatshirt fleece, denim, cork-back canvas. The 6.72-inch size needs a full 6x10 hoop and good corner registration, run a basting box first if your hoop is sticky. Stitch a test on scrap before the apron. Skip dark navy unless you swap the green liquid for cream, the dark green sinks. Text me through the contact form if a size hangs on your machine, Ill rebuild it.