Split Name Frames machine embroidery designs

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Split Name Frames machine embroidery designs collection consists of interesting and unforgettable monogram frames.

Nowadays, it is difficult to imagine monograms letters with a luxury frame. Monograms frame from Royal Present differs with its nobility, romantic, and even aristocratic notes.

In this collection, you can find frames for monograms with are split. This means that the frame is divided by the monogram name.

To get an excellent result, chose the suitable font and style of your letters and needed color. You can embroider frame as well as a monogram in one color, or use two different colors. It depends on your taste and preferences.

It`s interesting:

There are was a special monogram law a few years ago. It consists of some rules. They are:

~ The initials of the name are in the first place, and on the second is surname letter.

~ Children's monograms are usually composed of one letter.

~ Monograms of married couples begin with the initial of the bride, and then the initials of the groom go. It's interesting. And in monograms there are subtleties.

Split Name Frames machine embroidery designs will help you to create exciting and successful embroidery projects.

This category features machine embroidery designs of split name frames, including floral, baroque, Khokhloma, dandelion, heart, and nautical-themed frames. Designs come in multiple sizes and are ideal for personalizing names, monograms, or inscriptions in a decorative frame.

These designs are perfect for embellishing towels, table runners, napkins, pillows, tote bags, clothing, quilt blocks, wedding gifts, and personalized home décor. Split name frames add elegance, sophistication, and a custom touch to embroidery projects.

Many single-frame or smaller designs are beginner-friendly due to moderate stitch counts. Larger, highly detailed, or multi-element frames may require intermediate or advanced embroidery skills to achieve precise and polished results.

Medium-weight cotton, linen, canvas, or twill fabrics are ideal. Tear-away stabilizers work well for smaller or lighter frames, while cut-away stabilizers are recommended for dense or larger motifs. Water-soluble toppers help maintain stitch clarity, especially on textured fabrics. For delicate or stretchy fabrics, consider using a self-adhesive or magnetic hoop for better stability.

Yes, these designs are available in multiple sizes, ranging from approximately 128x164 mm to 199x228 mm depending on the design. They come in popular machine formats including PES, DST, EXP, JEF, VIP, HUS, SEW, DAT, VP3, and XXX, ensuring compatibility across a wide range of embroidery machines.

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