Monogram RR Machine Embroidery Design - 2 sizes

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Size: 56.9x64.3mm (2.24x2.53"), Stitches: 8417
Size: 62.5x70.8mm (2.46x2.79"), Stitches: 9333

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

Are you looking for a unique way to show off your initials? Or maybe you want to find a special gift for someone with the initials? Whatever the reason, we can help! We can make for you any monogram of two letters to order. Contact us for an inquiry.

The Rich History of Monograms

Monograms have been used to indicate status and wealth for centuries. Monograms were initially used on coins as a barter system and eventually evolved into a way for royal families and the nobility to show their prominence in society. Today, monograms are still seen as a sign of luxury and are often used to decorate personal items, bed linen, and cutlery.

The Origin of Monograms

Monograms originated in ancient Greece and Rome, first used on coins as a barter system. This system eventually led to the monetary system that we use today. For many years after that, monograms were used by royal families and the nobility to show their place in society. Monograms would be emblazoned on their personal property, household items, weapons, armor, banners, and coats of arms.

Monograms as a Sign of Luxury

Today, monograms are still seen as a sign of luxury. They often decorate personal items such as clothing, bed linen, and cutlery. Many high-end brands offer monogramming services for their products. Monogrammed items are often given as gifts for special occasions such as weddings or anniversaries.

Monograms are a rich part of history with roots in ancient Greece and Rome. For centuries, they have been associated with wealth and luxury. Today, monograms can still be found decorating high-end products and gifts for special occasions. If you're looking for a luxurious way to decorate your items, consider having them monogrammed! Use Monogram RR Machine Embroidery Design - 2 sizes!

To achieve a perfect result, use Madeira Cotton Fix Tear Away Stabilizer. It is made of non-woven tear-off material. Moreover, it is already sticky and protected by paper. Or you can use Madeira Cotton Stable Tear Away Stabilizer, which is glued with an iron and tear off at the end of embroidery.