OLDE TYME SANTAS Machine Embroidery Designs

Olde Tyme Santas--Celebrate Christmas  4x4, 5x7 Celebrate Christmas! When my children were small and wondered how the Christmas story they heard at church jived with the commercialization they saw everywhere, I told them that Santa represented the spirit of giving.  I still believe that today.  This set of designs has 6 different Santas in various poses. It has NOEL in applique for those of you who love that technique.  Each design will be supplied in 4x4 and 5x7 sizes.  Original graphics from JDS Clipart.

PLEASE READ:

• My designs are manually digitized with as few jumps as possible.

• Each design has been test stitched, edited where necessary, and retested until I see they
  will be trouble free for you to sew.

• Tech support is available if you have difficulty with any of my designs.

• All copyright laws apply. For more info, visit www.embroideryprotection.org

• You may stitch my designs on items for sale, but designs or design sets may not be resold or
  shared by purchaser, alone or in combination.

• I can supply designs on CD or floppy disk, including a Designer 1-ready disk. See table below.

• You must let me know what format you need. Shipping is delayed until you specify
  your stitch format.

• Email option available. See classified ad.

• You will receive a thread order list for designs with more than one color.

  PROJECT IDEAS:

• Quilt squares-follow link below to see picture of awesome quilt by ebayer Catherine T.

• Table runner, tablecloths, napkins, placemats

• Vest or jacket, tote bag

• Embellish guest towels or bath towel sets (Be sure to use water soluble stabilizer on top.)

• Embellishment for a favorite t-shirt or sweat shirt. I sometimes stitch the design on weaver's cloth, tack it to the shirt leaving a small margin loose, which will fray for a nice edge. Another variation is to tack it down using a blanket stitch.

• Christmas cards--Most embroidery machines will sew through card stock, and the recipient will have a unique card that they can hang from their tree, frame, or use as a unique tag on a gift the next year.  This is a great way to recycle your needles when they are too dull for embroidery on fabric.