Witch Gnome Halloween Machine Embroidery Designs - 4 sizes

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Size: 101.7x148.0 mm (4.00x5.83 "), Stitches: 23459
Size: 111.8x162.7 mm (4.40x6.41 "), Stitches: 26942
Size: 122.9x178.9mm (4.84x7.04"), Stitches: 30642
Size: 135.1x196.8mm (5.32x7.75"), Stitches: 35454

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

The design was made using the WATERCOLOR technique. Please, Use light-colored fabrics.

The watercolour technique is a type of stitching done with a light touch. This gives the finished product a softer look. 

1. Download the Witch Gnome Halloween Machine Embroidery Designs - 4 sizes.

2. Unzip the file.

3. In the unzipped folder, you will find four sizes of Witch Gnome Halloween Machine Embroidery Designs - .pes, .jef, .vip, and .hus....

4. Choose the size you would like to use, and load it into your embroidery machine.

This Witch Gnome Halloween Machine Embroidery Design is perfect for adding spooky fun to your Halloween decor! The design comes in four sizes, so you can choose the ideal size for your project. The small size is perfect for embellishing clothing or adding to a small quilt, while the large size is suitable for embroidering onto a tablecloth or other large fabric. Whether you're looking for a simple design to add some extra flair to your Halloween decorations or want something truly unique and spine-tingling, this Witch Dwarf Halloween Machine Embroidery Design is sure to fit the bill!

Halloween is one of the oldest holidays in the world, with roots that can be traced back to ancient Celtic celebrations. The holiday falls on the first day of November, traditionally the start of the new year in many cultures. The word "Halloween" actually comes from "All Hallows' Eve," which is the night before "All Hallows' Day," or what we now know as All Saints' Day. Halloween has always been a time to celebrate the dead, and it was believed that on this night, the spirits of the dead would return to earth. The Celts would build huge bonfires, where they would burn crops and animals as sacrifices to their gods. They would also wear costumes made of animal skins and perform rituals intended to ward off evil spirits. Today, we still see many of these same traditions being carried out on Halloween. People still dress in costumes, build bonfires, and carve pumpkins into jack-o'-lanterns. For modern people, Halloween is a time to have fun and enjoy some harmless scares. But its ancient origins remind us that this holiday has always been about more than just candy and ghosts. It is a time to reflect on our mortality and celebrate the lives of those who have gone before us.

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