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Refined two ornaments with crown Machine Embroidery Designs - 4 sizes

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Classic Crown Ornaments Machine Embroidery Designs is a coordinated set of two long ornamental motifs combining a regal crown with balanced scrollwork. The first element has a more architectural, ceremonial character; the second is lighter and more fluid. Use them together to create a matching textile collection without repeating the identical ornament on every piece.

Each crown ornament is supplied in four prepared sizes, giving you eight machine embroidery files in every listed format. The single-color structure is especially effective in metallic gold, antique-gold rayon, silver, white-on-white or dramatic black. These designs are made for smooth towel bands, bed linens, curtains, decorative pillows, robe cuffs, jacket panels, gift bags and elegant hotel or spa textiles.

Design Information

Crown 1
Size: 38.0x178.0 mm (1.50x7.01 "), Stitches: 4975
Size: 42.2x198.0 mm (1.66x7.80 "), Stitches: 5467
Size: 46.6x219.0 mm (1.83x8.62 "), Stitches: 6017
Size: 50.8x239.0 mm (2.00x9.41 "), Stitches: 6528

Crown 2
Size: 44.0x178.0 mm (1.73x7.01 "), Stitches: 4833
Size: 48.9x198.0 mm (1.93x7.80 "), Stitches: 5278
Size: 54.1x219.0 mm (2.13x8.62 "), Stitches: 5862
Size: 58.7x238.0 mm (2.31x9.37 "), Stitches: 6305

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

This is a digital machine embroidery product. No finished item, fabric, thread, stabilizer or other physical material will be shipped.

Hoop and Embroidery Field Requirements

Design sizes Minimum usable field Suitable hoop class
38.0x178.0 and 44.0x178.0 mm 130x180 mm 5x7 in
42.2x198.0 and 48.9x198.0 mm 140x200 mm approximately 5.5x8 in
46.6x219.0 and 54.1x219.0 mm 140x220 mm approximately 5.5x8.6 in
50.8x239.0 and 58.7x238.0 mm 160x240 mm 6.3x9.45 in or a larger 6x10 class hoop

Check the actual embroidery field, not only the hoop name. A 178.0 mm design leaves only 2.0 mm of total clearance in a 180 mm field, and a 219.0 mm design leaves only 1.0 mm in a 220 mm field. Some machines reserve a safety margin and may reject a file that technically matches the nominal hoop dimension.

Original Single-Color Chart

Both ornaments and all four sizes are programmed as single-color designs. The original technical charts identify the shade only as Amber; they do not provide a Madeira thread number. The label is preserved exactly, and no invented brand code is assigned to it.

Block Original chart label Stitched area Color changes
1 Amber Complete crown and scrollwork ornament 0

The digital swatch is an on-screen approximation of amber gold, not a manufacturer-certified thread match. Select and order thread by its official product number and a physical shade card.

Exact Gold Thread Options

Effect Exact thread Best use
Classic bright gold Gunold METY 40 (7/2), No. 7007 Gold White, black, burgundy and navy textiles when a clearly metallic finish is wanted
Muted old gold Gunold METY 40 (7/2), No. 7004 Dark Gold Natural linen, ivory satin and luxury hotel textiles without a bright yellow-gold effect
Warm reflective gold Madeira FS Metallic No. 40, 985-4004 Gold 4 for a 1,100 yd spool; 986-4004 for a 5,500 yd cone Formal linens, robe cuffs, decorative pillows and statement towel bands
Pale contemporary gold Madeira FS Metallic No. 40, 985-4022 White Gold for a 1,100 yd spool; 986-4022 for a 5,500 yd cone Cool white, light gray, champagne and minimalist interiors
Silky gold without metallic foil Sulky Rayon 40 No. 0523 Autumn Gold or No. 1025 Mine Gold A smooth viscose sheen with easier running than metallic thread on sensitive machines

Madeira specifies a 65/9 to 75/11 needle for FS Metallic No. 40. Begin with the thread manufacturer’s recommendation, reduce the machine speed to approximately 500–600 stitches per minute and adjust upper tension only after a test stitch. A separate thread stand and a longer, unrestricted thread path can reduce twisting. Do not assume that every metallic thread requires the same needle size: the correct setup depends on the exact thread construction and the machine.

Exact Stabilizers for Each Fabric

Fabric or item Under the fabric On top Method
Linen, cotton, stable decorator fabric Madeira Cotton Soft 50, 50 g/m² tear-away None Hoop the fabric and one stabilizer layer together. Use two layers on loose linen, rotating the second layer so the fiber directions do not align.
Dense terry towel Madeira Cotton Soft 60, 60 g/m² tear-away Madeira Avalon, 20 micron water-soluble topping Cotton Soft 60 supports the long motif; Avalon keeps the crown and scrollwork above the terry loops. Remove the topping after embroidery and dissolve small remnants with water.
Satin, poplin, thin stable woven fabric Madeira CMX Fusible, 48 g/m² fusible tear-away None Fuse the stabilizer to the wrong side without stretching the fabric. Its adhesive layer helps control shifting and rippling along the narrow 178–239 mm motif.
Knits, stretch velour, elastic fabric Madeira Weblon Plus Fusible, 70 g/m² fusible cut-away Madeira Avalon when the fabric has pile Leave Weblon Plus under the embroidery and trim it to a smooth 5–8 mm margin. Use a 75/11 ballpoint embroidery needle on knit fabric.
Finished towel, cuff or panel that cannot be hooped Madeira StickOn, 50 g/m² self-adhesive tear-away Madeira Avalon for terry or pile Hoop StickOn with the release paper facing up, expose the adhesive inside the hoop and align the marked item without stretching it. Add a machine basting box before stitching.

Direct Gunold alternatives: use Gunold Filmoplast when a self-adhesive backing is required; Gunold Totally Stable 2085, a 2.5 oz medium cut-away, for knits and stretch fabrics; and Gunold Solvy 20 mil as a water-soluble topping on terry and velvet. These are specific product names, not generic stabilizer categories.

Best Projects for the Two Crown Ornaments

  • two coordinated guest or hand towels with a different crown motif on each smooth band;
  • matching pillowcases, a duvet cover or the upper border of a bedspread;
  • curtain panels, tiebacks, pelmets and decorative textile panels;
  • robe cuffs, a long sleeve panel, jacket placket or fabric belt;
  • lingerie bags, cosmetic cases, bottle bags and luxury gift packaging;
  • hotel suites, wedding rooms, spas, beauty salons and elegant powder rooms.

The strongest product-photo concept is a pair of folded white terry towels with the two different ornaments stitched across their smooth transverse bands in muted old gold. The buyer immediately sees a coordinated set, the real scale of the motifs and the reason to purchase both designs rather than a single crown.

How to Position the Long Ornament Accurately

Print the placement template at 100% scale and mark both center axes on the item. On a towel, rotate the ornament 90 degrees so its 178–239 mm length runs across the smooth woven band and the crown sits at the visual center. Verify the rotated dimensions on the machine screen before loading the hoop.

Keep the embroidery away from a thick towel hem, seam allowance or bulky folded edge. If the two ornaments are used on paired items, maintain the same distance from the lower edge and the same crown height. Use the machine’s trace function before stitching; these files have little clearance in several nominal hoop sizes.

How to Embroider Metallic Gold Cleanly

  1. Test the selected size on the same fabric, stabilizer and thread combination planned for the final item.
  2. Hoop the fabric flat and secure without stretching it. Long narrow designs show even slight distortion.
  3. Use the exact stabilizer system listed for the fabric, adding water-soluble topping only on pile or terry.
  4. Install a fresh needle suitable for the exact metallic thread and follow the thread maker’s size recommendation.
  5. Thread from a separate stand when possible and give metallic thread a smooth, unobstructed path to the machine.
  6. Reduce speed and watch the first section. Adjust tension only if the test shows looping, shredding or excessive bobbin thread on the front.
  7. After stitching, support the embroidery while removing tear-away backing; trim cut-away backing with rounded corners.

Digital Download and License

After payment, download the ZIP archive, extract it and transfer the required size and supported machine format to your embroidery machine. If your device cannot open the archive, use the Royal Present Online ZIP Unzip Tool.

You may use the files to make finished embroidered items for personal use and permitted craft sales. The digital embroidery files may not be copied, shared, exchanged, published, repackaged or resold. Review the Royal Present Embroidery Terms and Conditions of Use for the complete license.

Explore more royal motifs in the Crown Machine Embroidery Designs Collection.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many designs and files are included?

The set contains two different crown ornaments. Each ornament is supplied in four prepared sizes, giving eight machine files in every listed format.

Are these multicolor designs?

No. Each ornament is programmed as one complete color block with zero color changes. The original chart calls the shade Amber but gives no Madeira number, so the exact branded gold options above are recommendations rather than claimed chart matches.

Do all sizes fit a 5x7 hoop?

No. Only the two 178.0 mm-high files fit a true 130x180 mm field, and the clearance is very tight. The remaining files require usable fields of at least 140x200, 140x220 or 160x240 mm.

Which stabilizers should I use for a terry towel?

Use Madeira Cotton Soft 60 tear-away under the towel and Madeira Avalon 20 micron water-soluble topping above the pile. The backing supports the long ornament; the topping prevents stitches from sinking between the terry loops.

Can I embroider the design with metallic thread?

Yes. Exact options include Gunold METY 40 No. 7007 Gold, Gunold METY 40 No. 7004 Dark Gold, Madeira FS Metallic No. 40 Gold 4 and Madeira FS Metallic No. 40 White Gold. Test the exact thread, needle, speed and tension before stitching the final textile.

Can the ornament be stitched across a towel band?

Yes. Rotate the file 90 degrees so the long axis runs across the smooth woven band. Check the rotated design against the machine’s actual embroidery field and use a printed centerline template for accurate placement.

Can I resize the files?

Choose the closest of the four supplied sizes whenever possible. Strong scaling can change stitch length, density, pull compensation and the shape of the narrow scrollwork. Professional resizing should recalculate the stitches rather than simply stretch the file.

May I sell finished embroidered products?

Finished physical items may be sold within the Royal Present Embroidery license. The digital files themselves may not be copied, shared, exchanged, uploaded or resold.

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