Monogram JT-TJ Machine Embroidery Design - 2 sizes

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Size: 69.4x62.0 mm (2.73x2.44"), Stitches: 7046
Size: 76.3x68.2mm (3.00x2.69"), Stitches: 7751

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

The Monogram JT-TJ Machine Embroidery Design is an excellent choice for anyone looking to add a personal touch to their projects. This design comes in two sizes, making it perfect for large and small projects. The design features a simple yet elegant monogram. The embroidery machine makes adding this design to any fabric easy, and the result is sure to impress. Whether you want to add a personal touch to your clothes or home décor, the Monogram JT-TJ Machine Embroidery Design is a great choice.

The history of monograms dates back thousands of years. Historians believe that the ancient Egyptians used monograms to mark royal tombs and other royal possessions. The ancient Greeks also used monograms, though theirs were often more ornate than the Egyptians. One of the most famous monograms from this period is the monogram of Jesus Christ, which was used by Constantine the Great, the first Christian emperor of Rome, as the emblem of his standard. Since then, monograms have become a natural way to make a statement. Whether they're used to mark someone's personal belongings or add a touch of luxury to a piece of clothing, monograms are famous to this day.

Are you looking for a unique way to show off your initials? Or maybe you want to find a special gift for someone with the initials? Whatever the reason, we can help! We can make for you any monogram of two letters to order. Contact us for an inquiry.

To achieve a perfect result, use Madeira Cotton Fix Tear Away Stabilizer. It is made of non-woven tear-off material. Moreover, it is already sticky and protected by paper. Or you can use Madeira Cotton Stable Tear Away Stabilizer, which is glued with an iron and tear off at the end of embroidery.