ITH Drummer Applique Pattern: Christmas Soldier Decoration for 5x7 Hoops. Machine Embroidery design

ITH Drummer applique pattern. In the hoop Christmas Drummer / Soldier Hanging Decoration machine embroidery design for 5x7 hoops.

The Drummer is a traditional festive character that has timeless appeal. Although it has been designed as a hanging decoration, it can also be used as an applique by simply missing the last step of attaching the back panel to the front panel.

The appliqué is a very useful design that can be applied to a variety of festive projects to create truly stunning pieces. The picture of the Drummer on a Christmas stocking, is an example of the design being used as an applique. (The blank stocking pattern is not included in this design but can be purchased separately from Pixie Willow Patterns).

I think the Drummer would look amazing as an applique on a cushion, table runner and placemats. And as a hanging decoration, it would work equally well as a gift tag or label.

The Drummer comes in 2 sizes.
• 2 small Drummers are sewn in the 5x7 hoop.
• 4 small Drummers are sewn in the 6x10 hoop.
• 1 large Drummer is sewn in a 5x7 hoop.
• 2 large Drummers are sewn in the 8x12 hoop.

Technical Information

Small Drummer
5x7 = 119.1 x 165.8 mm = 22,715 stitches
6x10 = 158.4 x 255.8 mm = 44,915 stitches

Large Drummer
5x7 = 117.0 x 178.0 mm = 17,811 stitches
8x12 = 186.1 x 257.0 mm = 33,503 Stitches

Included is ONE zip file. This consists of the pattern files in the below formats. There is also a PDF file which is a step by step photo tutorial for those who would like extra visual help.

You can download this pattern instantly in your Etsy account in PES DST EXP HUS JEF VIP, VP3 & XXX file format.

* Due to the nature of this item (digital media) NO REFUNDS are given.
* Please check sizes of pattern and that you have the appropriate size hoops.
* This is not a physical item.
* You must have an Embroidery Machine to make this

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Photo and stitchout credit to Karen Leal and Vanessa Golborn