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Islamic Crescent Moon and Star Machine Embroidery Design – 3 Sizes

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SKU RPE-1294

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Islamic Crescent Moon and Star Machine Embroidery Design combines a bold crescent with a detailed geometric star motif. Three large sizes are included for Ramadan and Eid decorations, cushion covers, wall panels, book covers, ceremonial textiles and respectfully placed Islamic home décor.

This is an instant-download digital machine embroidery design. It is not a finished patch, printed item, appliqué design or physical product.

Design Sizes and Stitch Counts

Size: 128.0x132.0 mm (5.04x5.20 "), Stitches: 20615
Size: 148.3x152.9 mm (5.84x6.02 "), Stitches: 25189
Size: 192.6x198.6 mm (7.58x7.82 "), Stitches: 37813

Formats

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

Hoop Sizes

  • 128.0x132.0 mm design — 130x180 mm (5.51x7.87") embroidery field, commonly called a 5x7" hoop
  • 148.3x152.9 mm design — 160x260 mm (6.30x10.24") embroidery field, commonly called a 6.3x10.2" hoop
  • 192.6x198.6 mm design — 200x200 mm (7.87x7.87") embroidery field, commonly called an 8x8" hoop

Design Style and Symbol

The crescent and star are widely recognized cultural emblems associated with Muslim communities and appear in the visual traditions and national flags of several Muslim-majority countries. Their modern association with Islam developed largely through Ottoman state use; they are not a universal doctrinal emblem. In this design, the familiar silhouette is combined with decorative geometric detail for Ramadan, Eid and Islamic interior projects.

Where to Use the Design

  • decorative cushion covers for a prayer room or Ramadan interior;
  • framed textile panels and wall hangings;
  • Quran covers, book sleeves and presentation folders;
  • Ramadan table runners and decorative serving-cloth panels;
  • fabric gift bags for dates, sweets, prayer beads or Eid gifts;
  • ceremonial accessories and respectfully placed religious textiles.

The smallest file is suitable for medium decorative panels and book covers. The 192.6x198.6 mm version is intended for larger cushions, wall panels and statement décor.

Fabric, Stabilizer and Needle

The design contains 20615 to 37813 stitches, so it needs stable support. Always make a complete test stitch on the same fabric, stabilizer, thread and needle planned for the finished project.

Material Recommended preparation
Stable cotton, linen or canvas Use a firm cut-away stabilizer for permanent support. A medium tear-away may be used only after a successful test on a stable, non-stretch fabric.
Velvet or fabric with pile Use firm cut-away underneath and water-soluble film on top. Avoid crushing the pile with excessive hoop pressure.
Silk or fine fabric Back the embroidery area with a stable support layer and test for puckering before stitching the final piece.

Use 40 wt machine embroidery thread with a 75/11 embroidery needle for most stable fabrics. For heavier fabric, select the needle according to the material. Read the stabilizer selection guide before preparing a dense or delicate project.

Before Stitching

  1. Open the required file in the machine or embroidery software and confirm its dimensions.
  2. Select the exact hoop listed for that size and center the design within the field.
  3. Stabilize the fabric without stretching it and support large hoops during embroidery.
  4. Test the complete design before stitching the final item.
  5. Do not resize the file in the machine; use one of the three digitized sizes supplied.

For a detailed comparison of common hoop names and actual embroidery fields, see the embroidery hoop size guide.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What hoop is required for the 128.0x132.0 mm file?

Use a 140x200 mm (5.51x7.87") embroidery field, commonly called a 5.5x8" hoop.

Will the largest size fit a 200x200 mm hoop?

Yes. The largest file measures 192.6x198.6 mm and is intended for a 200x200 mm (7.87x7.87") embroidery field.

Can this design be embroidered on velvet?

Yes. Use firm cut-away stabilizer underneath and water-soluble film on top so the detailed stitches remain above the pile. Test the full design first.

Is the crescent and star a universal religious symbol of Islam?

It is a widely recognized cultural emblem associated with Islam and Muslim communities, especially through Ottoman history and national flags, but it is not a universal doctrinal symbol required by the religion.

Is this a physical embroidered patch?

No. The purchase contains downloadable digital machine embroidery files. An embroidery machine and a compatible method of transferring the file are required.

Digital Product Notice

Download the archive, extract it and transfer only the required size and machine format to your embroidery machine. If the ZIP archive does not open on your device, use the Royal Present online ZIP extractor. Finished embroidered items may be made for personal use or small-business sale. The digital files may not be shared, exchanged, resold or redistributed.

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