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Christmas Tree in a Sack with Carrot Ornaments is one machine embroidery design supplied in four original sizes. The smallest file fits a true 100x100 mm (3.94x3.94") embroidery field, while all four versions fit a 130x180 mm (5.12x7.09") field.
The fir tree is decorated with carrot ornaments, red bows and small festive details and stands in a tied fabric sack. This product contains the tree only; the baby goat is not included. You receive digital files for computerized embroidery machines, not a finished embroidered item.
Size: 54.0x98.4 mm (2.13x3.87 "), Stitches: 16406
Size: 59.5x108.2 mm (2.34x4.26 "), Stitches: 18056
Size: 65.3x119.0 mm (2.57x4.69 "), Stitches: 19969
Size: 71.8x130.9 mm (2.83x5.15 "), Stitches: 22231Formats: .dst, .jef, .pec, .vip, .hus, .pes, .exp, .sew, .dat, .vp3, .xxx
| Designs included | 1 — Christmas tree |
|---|---|
| Original sizes | 4 |
| Embroidery type | Standard filled machine embroidery; not appliqué, ITH or FSL |
| Color program | 12 colors and 14 programmed color blocks in the smallest size |
| Recommended thread | Madeira Classic Rayon No. 40 or No. 40 embroidery polyester |
| Actual embroidery field | Compatibility |
|---|---|
| 80x80 mm (3.15x3.15") | No supplied size fits |
| 100x100 mm (3.94x3.94"), commonly called 4x4 | Only 54.0x98.4 mm; 1.6 mm total vertical clearance remains |
| 100x170 mm (3.94x6.69") | All four sizes fit |
| 130x180 mm (5.12x7.09"), commonly called 5x7 | All four sizes fit |
| 140x140 mm (5.51x5.51") | All four sizes fit |
Run the machine’s boundary trace before using the smallest file in a 100x100 mm field because its height leaves little clearance. Hoop names are rounded commercial labels, so always compare both exact file dimensions with the machine’s usable embroidery field.
The smallest version uses 12 thread shades arranged in 14 programmed color blocks. Screen colors are approximate; use the Madeira number and a physical shade card when an exact match is required.
| Color | Madeira | Approximate shade | Design elements |
|---|---|---|---|
| ■ | 1138 | Light grey-beige | Ground shadow |
| ■ | 1144 | Brown-beige | Base layer of the tree sack |
| ■ | 1338 | Grey-brown | Sack shadows, branches and outlines |
| ■ | 1270 | Sandy beige | Sack and repeated light details |
| ■ | 1241 | Graphite | Cord, folds and dark outlines |
| ■ | 1189 | Dark pine green | Deep evergreen shadows |
| ■ | 1168 | Olive green | Main evergreen layer |
| ■ | 1172 | Carrot orange | Carrot ornaments |
| ■ | 1104 | Light olive | Light needles and foliage details |
| ■ | 1124 | Golden yellow | Light decorations and highlights |
| ■ | 1378 | Red-orange | Warm festive decorations |
| ■ | 1146 | Christmas red | Bows and final red details |
Programmed sequence:
1138 → 1144 → 1338 → 1270 → 1241 → 1189 → 1168 → 1338 → 1172 → 1104 → 1124 → 1378 → 1270 → 1146
Do not activate automatic color sorting. Madeira 1338 and 1270 return after other colors because they build separate layers of the branches, sack and decorations. Merging repeated colors can change the intended overlap order and affect registration.
The smallest file uses approximately 49.01 m of upper thread. This estimate applies only to the smallest version and does not include thread used for a test stitch.
| Fabric or project | Recommended preparation |
|---|---|
| Firm smooth linen or cotton | Medium-weight tear-away backing and a new 75/11 embroidery needle |
| Loose linen | Soft lightweight cutaway or temporarily adhered stabilizer supporting the entire embroidery field |
| Finished napkin that is difficult to hoop | Self-adhesive tear-away stabilizer such as Madeira Cotton Fix |
| Textured fabric or short pile | Suitable backing underneath and thin water-soluble topping above the fabric |
For lightweight table linens, begin at approximately 600–700 stitches per minute. Before embroidering the finished item, test the complete design on the same fabric with the same backing, needle and thread. Check the alignment of the layered fir needles, carrot outlines and small bows.
Napkins, basket liners, bags and stocking panels are easier to embroider while the fabric pieces are still flat. For napkin placement, fold the napkin exactly as it will appear on the table, position a full-size paper template on the visible panel and keep the tree clear of hems, lace seams and fold lines.
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Only the smallest file measuring 54.0x98.4 mm (2.13x3.87 "). It leaves 1.6 mm of total vertical clearance, so run the machine’s boundary trace before stitching.
Yes. All four original versions fit a true 130x180 mm (5.12x7.09") embroidery field without resizing.
Madeira 1338 and 1270 are used again during later stages to form separate layers. Do not merge these blocks with automatic color sorting.
No. The tree, carrots, bows and fabric sack form one standard filled machine embroidery design stitched directly onto fabric.
No. This product contains only the Christmas tree in four sizes. The baby goat and the tree are available together in a separate two-design bundle.
Design author: Ludmila Konovalova, Royal Present Embroidery.