Chickens and Ducklings embroidery designs

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Chickens embroidery designs will be ideal for embroidery on the tablecloth, napkins, and other Easter accessories. They are cute, magnificent, exciting, and universal.

We want to remind you of some useful tips for embroidery on a tablecloth.

~ If tablecloth is made from cotton fabric you need to wash, dry and iron it before embroidery. It will help you to prevent puckering of the embroidery.

~ Use a printed template that we provide to each design from Royal Present Embroidery. You can find it in the archive you`ve got after payment. It will help you to position the designs properly and get a successful result.

~ Take the sharp needle 75/11 for light fabrics and 90/14 needle for thick.

~ To make the wrong side of the embroidery more accurate use the lower thread of the same color as the upper thread.

~ Roll the fabric around the hoops with exclusive embroidery clips. They can be added to the kit when you buy an embroidery machine, or you can buy it in on the official website of the producer of your embroidery machine.

Chickens embroidery designs will make your dining accessories cute and exciting in a few seconds!

This category features machine embroidery designs of chickens, hens, chicks, and ducklings in various styles, including whimsical, rustic, Easter-themed, and decorative compositions. Designs range from single birds to multi-element scenes such as hens with chicks, circular chicken motifs, and chickens in baskets, suitable for home décor, clothing, and festive projects.

These designs are perfect for embellishing table runners, pillows, towels, tote bags, clothing, quilt blocks, kitchen linens, nursery décor, and holiday-themed items. Easter and country-style designs are especially popular for seasonal decorations and personalized gifts.

Many designs, especially single birds or smaller motifs, are beginner-friendly due to moderate stitch counts. Larger scenes, dense stitching, or intricate multi-element designs may require intermediate or advanced embroidery skills.

Medium-weight cotton, linen, twill, or canvas fabrics work best. Tear-away stabilizers are ideal for light or smaller designs, while cut-away stabilizers are recommended for dense or larger motifs. Using a water-soluble topper helps maintain stitch clarity on textured fabrics.

Yes, these designs are available in multiple hoop sizes and popular machine formats including PES, DST, JEF, EXP, VIP, HUS, VP3, and more, ensuring compatibility with a wide range of embroidery machines.

Yes, most designs include a commercial license allowing you to sell finished embroidered items. Redistribution or resale of the digital files is strictly prohibited.