Snowmen in Wine Glasses Embroidery Design, Instant Download

Three snowmen in wine glasses, which is exactly as fun as it sounds. Two tall glasses stand on either side with full snowman bodies visible above the rims, the center glass sits a bit forward with a smaller snowman peering out. All three have proper carrot noses, coal button eyes, and rosy cheeks. The hats and scarves are where the personality comes through, each one slightly different in how the scarf drapes. Deep red wine fills the glass bowls, holly scattered at the base, red-green star snowflakes floating around the whole scene.

8 thread colors, 7 color changes at the smallest size. The scribble-hatching fill on the red wine gives it that textured look you see in hand-drawn Christmas card art, which is intentional and genuinely hard to replicate without professional embroidery software's blending passes. Density at the largest, 54,220 stitches, is heavy, so run no-show cutaway on this one regardless of fabric weight. My friend who runs a wine bar asked me to stitch the 5.32 inch on a canvas apron last christmas and the glass stems didnt pull or pucker at all, which is the usual problem area with this kind of design.

The wine glass stems are long thin satin passes that can drag on stretchy fabric. Lay fusible mesh under jersey or fleece before hooping, stabilise tight, and theyll land clean. Pop firm cutaway behind canvas or denim and youre sorted. Use tearaway only on stiff woven cotton if the piece is small.

Stitch it on a canvas wine tote, an apron, or a set of kitchen towels for a host gift someone will actually keep out on their counter in December. The 3.51 inch fits a standard quart-size canvas wine bag front if you want the smaller option.