Christmas Corner with Poinsettia - 4 sizes

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Size: 85.2x98.2mm (3.35x3.87"), Stitches: 7370
Size: 93.7x108.0 mm (3.69x4.25"), Stitches: 8033
Size: 103.1x118.8mm (4.06x4.68"), Stitches: 8778
Size: 113.3x130.6mm (4.46x5.14"), Stitches: 9795

Formats: .pes, .pec, .hus, .vip, .dst, .exp, .sew, .dat, .vp3, .jef, xxx

If you are looking for the perfect holiday embroidery design, look no further than our Christmas Corner Embroidery Design with Poinsettia. This festive design features a corner detail filled with vibrant red poinsettias, holly leaves, and golden accents. It's available in four different sizes to accommodate your project needs. Whether it's adorning a stocking, decorating a holiday pillow, or adding some cheer to a festive tablecloth, this design will spread holiday cheer wherever it goes. The quality stitching and rich colors give this design an elegant and classic feel that will impress. Make your holiday projects shine with our Christmas Corner Embroidery Design with Poinsettia.

BTW. The vibrant red color and unique shape of poinsettias make them a popular choice for holiday decorating. What many people may not know, however, is that the colorful petals are not flowers at all - they are modified leaves known as bracts. While the small yellow centers contain the actual flowers, the bright bracts interact with light to turn red during the longer nights of winter. Native to Mexico, poinsettias were brought to the United States in 1825 by Joel Roberts Poinsett, a botanist and former ambassador to Mexico who introduced the plant to American horticulture. In Mexico, it is known as Flores de Noche Buena or "flower of the holy night," Its association with Christmas dates back to an Aztec legend about a poor girl who had no gift to bring to a church service. When an angel inspired her to gather weeds from outside, they miraculously turned into beautiful poinsettias upon placing them at the altar. Nowadays, keeping poinsettias alive over the holiday season can be pretty tricky - but their beauty still brings a touch of festive cheer wherever they are displayed.