American Cowgirl Gnome Machine Embroidery Design - 4 sizes

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Size: 122.7x148.0 mm (4.83x5.83"), Stitches: 35239
Size: 135.0x162.7mm (5.31x6.41"), Stitches: 40178
Size: 148.4x179.0 mm (5.84x7.05"), Stitches: 45933
Size: 163.2x196.8mm (6.43x7.75"), Stitches: 52568

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

Move over, rainbow unicorn Gnomes! There's a new Gnome in town, and she means business. Meet the American Cowgirl Gnome! This tough little lady is ready to lasso up some fun in your embroidery projects. Whether you're stitching her on a comfy pillow or a playful T-shirt, she's sure to add some sass and personality. The American Cowgirl Gnome comes in four sizes, so she's perfect for any embroidery project. So saddle up and get ready for some Gnome-tastic fun!

The image of the cowboys we see in movies and on TV is often very different from reality. For example, did you know that cowboys didn't wear wide-brimmed hats? In fact, among the shepherds of the Wild West, hats were not very popular. And if someone wore a headdress, it was almost always a bowler hat that was fashionable in those days. The wide-brimmed hats we associate with cowboys were worn mainly by working men in other professions, such as builders or farmers. So next time you see a cowboy hat, remember that it's not an accurate representation of the real thing!

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