Cute Christmas Baby Goat and Carrot Ornament Tree Machine Embroidery Design Bundle – 2 Designs

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Cute Christmas Baby Goat and Carrot Ornament Tree Machine Embroidery Design Bundle includes two coordinated holiday motifs: an adorable baby goat wearing a red bow and a small fir tree decorated with carrots, bows and festive ornaments. Each design is supplied in four professionally prepared sizes.

Use the motifs together on coordinated Christmas linens or stitch them separately on napkins, kitchen towels, gift bags, basket liners and children’s holiday projects. The goat and tree share the same soft storybook style and traditional red, green, orange and neutral color palette.

This is a digital product for computerized embroidery machines. Finished napkins, fabric, thread, stabilizer and other physical products are not included. The download contains ready-to-stitch machine formats. The original editable digitizing file is not supplied.

Sizes, Stitch Counts and Formats

Baby Goat

• Size: 49.8x74.3 mm (1.96x2.93"), Stitches: 9906
• Size: 54.6x81.7 mm (2.15x3.22"), Stitches: 11064
• Size: 60.1x89.8 mm (2.37x3.54"), Stitches: 12291
• Size: 66.1x98.8 mm (2.60x3.89"), Stitches: 13857

Carrot Ornament Christmas Tree

• 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: 22231

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Which Embroidery Hoops Fit?

• 80x80 mm (3.15x3.15"): fits only the smallest baby goat measuring 49.8x74.3 mm.
• 100x100 mm (3.94x3.94"), commonly called 4x4": fits all four baby goat sizes and the smallest tree measuring 54.0x98.4 mm.
• 100x170 mm (3.94x6.69"): fits every supplied size of both designs.
• 130x180 mm (5.12x7.09"), commonly called 5x7": fits all eight design-size versions in the bundle.

The smallest tree is 98.4 mm high, leaving only 1.6 mm of total vertical clearance inside a true 100x100 mm embroidery field. The file fits, but always run the machine’s boundary trace before stitching.

Hoop names such as 4x4 and 5x7 are rounded commercial labels. Compare the exact file dimensions with the usable embroidery field supported by your machine. Read more in the guide Embroidery Hoop Sizes and Stitching Fields.

Madeira Classic Rayon No. 40 Color Chart for the Baby Goat

The smallest baby goat uses seven Madeira colors arranged in eight programmed color blocks.

Baby goat color sequence:
1138 → 1071 → 1270 → 1338 → 1146 → 1254 → 1241 → 1071

Madeira 1071 appears twice. Do not merge these blocks with automatic color sorting. The repeated block is stitched during a later stage and performs a different structural and visual function.

Madeira Classic Rayon No. 40 Color Chart for the Christmas Tree

The smallest tree uses twelve Madeira colors arranged in fourteen programmed color blocks. Madeira 1338 and 1270 are repeated at different stages of the embroidery sequence.

Christmas tree color 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, tree sack and decorations.

The colored squares are approximate screen representations. Use the Madeira numbers and a physical manufacturer’s thread chart when an exact color match is required.

Embroidery Recommendations

• Smooth linen or cotton: use medium-weight tear-away backing and a new 75/11 embroidery needle.
• Loose linen: use soft cutaway backing or a temporarily adhered stabilizer that supports the entire embroidery field.
• Textured fabric: add a thin water-soluble topping so the legs, fir needles and small ornaments remain visible above the surface texture.

The goat’s narrow legs, ears and final graphite outlines are especially sensitive to fabric movement. On the tree, watch the alignment of the layered fir needles, carrot ornaments and small bows. Hoop the fabric without stretching it and support the free portion of a large project so it cannot pull against the embroidery carriage.

For lightweight napkins, begin with a moderate speed of approximately 600–700 stitches per minute. Complete a full test stitch using the same fabric, stabilizer, needle and thread planned for the finished product.

According to the charts for the smallest sizes, the baby goat uses approximately 30.48 m of upper thread, while the tree uses approximately 49.01 m. The compact tree therefore requires more stitching time and thread than the goat.

How to Use the Two Designs Together

• embroider the goat and tree on a pair of coordinated dinner napkins;
• place the motifs at opposite ends of a Christmas table runner;
• create a matching gift bag and bottle cover;
• decorate children’s placemats or textile basket liners;
• make a coordinated set of kitchen or guest towels;
• use the motifs on separate panels of Christmas stockings;
• create personalized zodiac-themed textile gifts.

Do not resize one motif simply to make both designs exactly the same height. Select two supplied original sizes and align them along the lower ground-shadow line. This creates a balanced pair while preserving the programmed density, underlay and outline registration.

Napkins, basket liners, gift bags and stocking panels are easier to embroider while the fabric pieces are still flat, before final assembly, hems or decorative trim are added.

Matching Christmas Embroidery Designs

Bunny Decorating a Christmas Tree with Carrots – 3 Sizes Festive Bunny with Bow-Tied Carrot – 4 Sizes Bunny Picking Carrot Ornaments – 3 Sizes Pocket Baby Goat with a Bow – 3 Sizes

Browse more holiday motifs in Christmas Character and Animal Machine Embroidery Designs and Christmas Machine Embroidery Designs.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many designs are included?

The bundle contains two different machine embroidery designs: a baby goat and a carrot ornament Christmas tree. Each motif is supplied in four original sizes.

Which versions fit a 4x4 embroidery field?

All four baby goat sizes and the smallest tree measuring 54.0x98.4 mm (2.13x3.87") fit a true 100x100 mm (3.94x3.94") embroidery field.

Which design fits an 80x80 mm hoop?

Only the smallest baby goat measuring 49.8x74.3 mm (1.96x2.93") fits an 80x80 mm (3.15x3.15") embroidery field.

Do all supplied sizes fit a 5x7 hoop?

Yes. All eight design-size versions fit a true 130x180 mm (5.12x7.09") embroidery field.

Can I change the thread colors?

Yes. You can change the goat’s coat, bow or ornament colors. Preserve clear contrast between the light, medium and dark shades, and keep the original programmed color-block order.

Why should repeated colors not be merged?

Madeira 1071 is repeated in the goat, while Madeira 1338 and 1270 are repeated in the tree. These blocks stitch at different stages and control the intended layering and overlap of individual details. Automatic color sorting can change the finished appearance.

Are the carrot ornaments separate freestanding pieces?

No. The goat, tree, carrots, bows and other elements are conventional flat machine embroidery designs stitched directly onto fabric. They are not freestanding ornaments or in-the-hoop pieces.

Can I sell products embroidered with these designs?

Finished physical products made by a small embroidery business may be sold under the Royal Present Embroidery license. The digital files may not be copied, shared, published, exchanged or resold. Read the Royal Present Embroidery Terms of Use.

Design author: Ludmila Konovalova, Royal Present Embroidery.