Knocked out this one last November and honestly its been the most requested Christmas design I do. A customer messaged me in december asking if I had anything cheeky but not offensive, and this was my answer. The text is set in a chunky hand-lettered style, thick strokes with a slight bounce to each letter so it looks like someone wrote it with a big fat marker. LET'S sits across the top, get comes in under it, and lit runs across the bottom right. And two Christmas light bulbs slot right into the composition like theyre actually threaded through the words.
The red bulb hangs bottom-left. Its got that classic fat teardrop shape with a small metal cap on top and four shine lines radiating outward in the same coral-red. The green one sits upper-right, a little smaller, with a curling wire stem on top and its own set of shine lines fanning out. Three colours total, which keeps it straightforward on the machine, and each bulb is digitised with a solid satin fill so theres real punch when stitched against a white or cream base.
Im gonna be honest, this isnt a subtle design. Its made for holiday sweaters, aprons, tote bags, the stuff you wear to the office Christmas party and get five compliments on before noon. Biggest size is 7.34 by 7.51 inches so you can centre it across a chest with room to breathe. Smallest comes in just under 3.5 by 3.5 for a sleeve or pocket placement. Five sizes in the pack, all running between about 7,800 and 21,600 stitches depending on which you pick.
Works brilliantly on fleece, felt, sweatshirt fabric or canvas tote. Dark colours let the red and green pop hard. Lighter backgrounds like cream or pale grey give it more of a graphic print look. Avoid very stretchy knits unless you stabilise aggressively, the lettering needs a firm base or the column stitches can wander.
Density is 392 stitches per square inch which is light-to-medium, so even the large size stitches out without puckering if your tension is right. Use a tearaway for woven fabrics and a cutaway for knits. Hit the help inbox if something looks off on your first run and Ill get you sorted.
What people are using this design for
A starting point. The design works for plenty more than just this list, this is what folks have stitched it onto most.
- Holiday sweaters and ugly Christmas jumpersCentre the large size across the chest of a dark green or red crewneck sweatshirt for the kind of holiday sweater customers actually want to wear
- Christmas party aprons for hostsOne customer iron-on stabilised it onto a black canvas apron for her Christmas Eve cooking session and said every family member wanted one
- Festive canvas tote bagsPop the medium size on a natural canvas tote for a reusable Christmas gift bag that doesnt end up in landfill after one use
- Crew neck sweatshirt chest printsUse the smallest size on a sleeve cuff or chest pocket of a pyjama set to keep the Christmas spirit going at breakfast
- Christmas market vendor apronsStitch it on a felt panel and attach to a fabric gift bag for an extra touch that the recipient keeps long after the present is opened
- Kids Christmas pyjama sleeve patchesGreat for Christmas market sellers who want matching staff aprons that people actually photograph and post about
- Holiday gift bag fabric panelsEmbroider the mid size onto a plain cream tea towel for a kitchen gift that doesnt take itself too seriously
- Felt drink coasters for Christmas tablesDrop the small version onto round felt circles, back them with cork, and youve got coasters that come out every December
Dimensions
5 sizes included. Stitch counts shown for the largest colorway.
| Size (in) | Stitches |
|---|---|
| 3.43 × 3.51 in | 7,819 |
| 4.41 × 4.51 in | 10,879 |
| 5.38 × 5.51 in | 14,188 |
| 6.36 × 6.51 in | 17,752 |
| 7.34 × 7.51 in | 21,619 |
Files & Formats
Eight machine formats included in one zip. Whichever your machine reads, its in the pack.








Plus a color chart for thread matching. See full format guide.
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Reyazul Masud Riham, hand-drawing every design on this site
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