Small Dancing Skeleton - 3 sizes

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Size: 98.0x93.5 mm (3.86x3.68"), Stitches: 11178
Size: 107.8x102.8 mm (4.24x4.05"), Stitches: 12679
Size: 118.4x113.0 mm (4.66x4.45"), Stitches: 14266

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

The Dancing Skeleton is a vibrant and dynamic machine embroidery design, perfect for creating atmospheric and unique projects. The design features a skeleton dressed in striped pants, a bright green jacket, and an orange vest, seemingly coming to life on the fabric. The skeleton is captured in motion, radiating fun and celebration, making it an ideal choice for Halloween decor or other themed events. It’s the perfect addition for those wanting to infuse a playful and whimsical note into festive textiles.

This design comes in three sizes, making it versatile for various projects. It fits hoops starting from 100x100 mm (4x4 inches) and larger, allowing for its use on different fabrics and items. The Dancing Skeleton looks great on decorative pillows, tote bags, towels, and, of course, apparel. With the included commercial license, you can use it not only for personal creations but also to produce unique items for sale.

Rules for Embroidering on a Sweatshirt

When embroidering the Dancing Skeleton on a sweatshirt, it’s crucial to choose the right stabilizer.

For embroidery on knits, Madeira Cotton Fix is an excellent choice. This self-adhesive stabilizer is perfect for delicate and stretchy fabrics like knits. Madeira Cotton Fix helps secure the fabric in the hoop, preventing stretching or distortion during embroidery.

When embroidering on knits, it’s essential to properly prepare the fabric for the best results. Using Madeira Cotton Fix allows you to secure the fabric evenly without stretching it, which is particularly important for soft materials like sweatshirts. This stabilizer simplifies the embroidery process, keeping the fabric in place so the final work looks neat and professional.

The needle for embroidery should be a Ballpoint needle with a size of 75/11 or 80/12, as it gently passes through the knit fabric without breaking the fibers. This reduces the risk of thread breakage and fabric damage.

Washing Embroidered Sweatshirts

Once you’ve completed the embroidery of the Dancing Skeleton, it's important to follow a few simple care instructions. Wash the sweatshirt in cool water on a gentle cycle to avoid fading the threads. It's recommended to turn the item inside out before washing to protect the stitches from friction. Air drying is the best option, as high temperatures can damage both the fabric and the embroidery.

Following these tips will ensure your embroidery stays vibrant and durable for years to come!