Horseshoe machine embroidery design - 8 sizes

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Size: 195.6x198.0 mm (7.70x7.80 "), Stitches: 41619
Size: 178.6x180.7 mm (7.03x7.11 "), Stitches: 38191
Size: 158.6x160.4 mm (6.24x6.31 "), Stitches: 34349
Size: 138.5x122.1 mm (5.45x4.81 "), Stitches: 26195
Size: 148.5x1.30.9 mm (5.85x5.15 "), Stitches: 27856
Size: 178.5x157.3 mm (7.03x6.19 "), Stitches: 32756
Size: 198.5x174.9 mm (7.81x6.89 "), Stitches: 36146
Size: 225.3x198.5 mm (8.87x7.81 "), Stitches: 40651

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

There's nothing quite like a horseshoe embroidery design to add a touch of luck to your stitch-outs! This design comes in 8 different sizes, perfect for any project. Whether you're looking to add a little chance to a shirt, hat, or even a quilt, this design is sure to please. The best part is that it's easy to stitch and requires no special skills or stabilizers. So why not give it a try today? With some luck, you'll be churning out unique projects in no time!

What is PES format embroidery?

The PES format is a hybrid embroidery design and embroidery command file format for Brother and Babylock embroidery machines. 
PES files commonly transfer designs between home and professional embroidery machines and software programs. The format supports a wide range of stitch types, color changes, and thread thicknesses, making it a versatile tool for simple and complex designs. In addition, PES files can be easily converted to other popular formats, such as DST and Jef, making them widely compatible with various devices and software programs.

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This design has been tested and reviewed to ensure top quality. Test stitch the design, or portions of it, before stitching it onto your final item, as results may vary depending on fabric and stabilizer combination