Festive Reindeer Antlers with Bow Embroidery Design, Instant Download

Reindeer antlers monogram style, this one. Brown antlers branch up across the top, green pine sprigs tucked in between the antler points, and a tomato red bow ties across the middle. Below the bow theres the black silhouette reindeer ears and a round drop nose, with a gap left in the centre where ya add a name or family initial. Real classic split-monogram setup that christmas embroidery shops love to upsell.

5 colours total. Brown for the antlers, bright green for the pine, white highlights, tomato red for the bow, and black for the ear silhouettes and nose. Stitches run 8,243 on the smallest 3.44 by 3.5 inch up to 15,441 on the largest 6.38 inch. Density at 372 which is light, so the satin stays flat and the antlers wont distort cotton fabric. And the underlay means the brown stays even across long satin columns, abit of a relief because brown thread shows every flaw normally.

I get messages alot about how to add a name in the gap, and honestly the easiest way is to hoop your fabric first, stitch the antlers and ear silhouettes, then drop a separate text file in the gap with your customers monogram. So youre basically running it as a two-step embroidery, theres plenty of room for a 1.5 inch tall name on the largest size.

Best on cotton, fleece or twill where the antler satin can sit clean. Use medium cutaway stabiliser, the antler density needs the support even if it looks light overall. Skip terry towel, those satin columns will sink right into the pile. Hoop straight grain on apparel, that bow needs to read level not crooked. Use polyester thread for the red bow, itll stay punchy through the wash. Pop topping under fleece. And keep your trims tight because the 36 jumps add up if you let em pile.