Praying Hands Embroidery Design, Religious Machine Embroidery Pattern, Instant Download

Praying Hands Embroidery Design, Religious Machine Embroidery Pattern, Instant Download

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This is one of those designs that never really goes out of fashion. Praying hands, two colours, clean satin linework, no fuss. The outline passes are built with a satin stitch at 461 density, which keeps the definition sharp without the design getting too heavy for lighter fabric. Stitch range is 11,840 at 3.4 inches wide up to 25,154 at the full 7.27 inch size. Its a two-colour job, the skin fill and the outline, but you can run it single-colour aswell and it still reads perfectly.

Best placement Ive found is on church tote bags and on the back panel of a clergy robe or choir shirt, use a cutaway stabiliser there no matter what, the density and scale need solid support. For smaller items like handkerchief edges or bookmark fabric panels at 3.4 inches, a medium tearaway works fine because the stitch count is low enough not to distort. The satin fill on the hands uses directional underlay, so it picks up light nicely when hooped on cotton sateen or silk blends. Avoid running this on heavy denim without topping film because the weave will swallow the finer outline details. Add topping film on any textured substrate and youll notice the definition improves immediately.

Last march I had a customer who runs a small church gift shop reach out and she send me message every few months to let me know this one keeps selling steadily, I reckon its her top repeater. She puts the 5 inch version on natural canvas totes and the 3.4 inch on linen bookmarks, both hold up well in terms of edge definition. Five sizes run from 3.4 to 7.27 inches wide. Message me if you cant open a format or want a specific version of the file and Ill sort it for you right away.

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.

  • Church tote bag or gift bagThe 6 inch version fits a church canvas tote front, cutaway stabiliser recommended for longevity.
  • Clergy shirt or choir robe back panelUse the 7.27 inch size on a back panel, hoop with firm cutaway on woven clergy fabric.
  • Religious bookmarks on linen fabricStitch the 3.4 inch version on linen bookmark strips, tearaway stabiliser lifts clean from woven linen.
  • Sympathy card fabric insertThe 4 inch size fits a small fabric card insert, iron-on stabiliser keeps the piece flat after removal.
  • Christening gown pocket embroideryUse the 3.4 inch size on a gown chest pocket, topping film prevents snag on delicate fabric.
  • Bible cover fabric panelCentre the 5 inch version on a fabric Bible cover panel, cutaway holds the satin fill firm over time.
  • Sunday school teacher gift pouchStitch the small size on a cotton gift pouch, tearaway stabiliser gives clean finish on stable weave.

Dimensions

5 sizes included. Stitch counts shown for the largest colorway.

Size (in) Stitches
3.40 × 3.51 in 11,840
4.37 × 4.51 in 15,082
5.33 × 5.51 in 18,466
6.30 × 6.51 in 21,735
7.27 × 7.51 in 25,154

Files & Formats

Eight machine formats included in one zip. Whichever your machine reads, its in the pack.

CND
DST
EXP
HUS
JEF
PES
VP3
XXX

Plus a color chart for thread matching. See full format guide.

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