Ho Ho Ho Christmas Embroidery Design, Instant Download

Its the HO HO HO design and it just yells christmas at ya. Three rows of big chunky bubble letters stacked up, the top row in dark green and the two beneath in bold red. Sitting above the whole stack are two lil reindeer antlers on the left and a classic Santa hat tilted to the right, with three tiny holly berries and a pair of leaves tucked between em. Little snowflake crosses pop in on the sides between the second and third row.

Wilcom digitised the fills using dense satin columns on the letter edges with a slightly lighter tatami fill inside each bubble so the letters dont look flat and heavy. The outlines stay black so each word reads sharp even on mid-tone fabric. 3 colours total, 2 thread changes, and Wilcom kept the jump stitch count low at only 17 trims on the smallest size.

I sell alot of these to christmas market vendors and they usually go on cream fleece aprons or forest green sweatshirts for their stall staff. One customer who runs a ski lodge gift shop last december ordered 30 on burgundy crew necks and told me the guests kept pointing at em and asking where she got them. She wasnt telling. Thats how it goes sometimes.

Stitch it on cream, white, or oatmeal cotton for the cleanest version. Pop the green row first then let the red runs follow and the colour change does the work. Use a medium tearaway stabiliser on woven cotton and switch to a cutaway for fleece or terry cloth. Hoop firm, the tall stacked letters need a stable base or they'll shift.

Sizes run from 3.5 inches up to 7.5 inches wide and stitch counts go from around 4,969 stitches at the smallest to just under 11,582 at the biggest. Run the largest version on a sweatshirt back panel and it fills the space without crowding. But the mid-size at 5-6 inches is honestly my favourite for a chest or a tote bag front.