Poinsettia Machine Embroidery Set – 3 Red and White Sprigs

Name: Poinsettia Machine Embroidery Set – 3 Red and White Sprigs
Brand: Royal Present Embroidery
Price: 6 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 5 (1 reviews)
Author: Ludmila Konovalova

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SKU RPE-555-03

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This digital download contains three separate poinsettia machine embroidery designs: two white poinsettia sprigs and one red-pink vertical floral motif. Each file has one original size, fits within a 100x100 mm (4x4) embroidery field, and includes its own Madeira Classic 40 color sequence. These are three different compositions, not one design supplied in three sizes.

Sizes, stitches and formats

Size: 75.0x60.0 mm (2.95x2.36 "), Stitches: 7566
Size: 71.0x67.0 mm (2.80x2.64 "), Stitches: 7494
Size: 59.0x88.0 mm (2.32x3.46 "), Stitches: 7161

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

What is included in the poinsettia embroidery set

File	Composition	Original color sequence	Upper-thread use shown on chart
RPE-555-03-02	Horizontal white poinsettia with holly leaves, pine needles and a red center	10 Madeira shades; 11 stitching stages	35.76 m
RPE-555-03-01	Near-square white poinsettia with radiating greenery and a red-pink center	9 Madeira shades; 10 stitching stages	37.22 m
RPE-555-03	Vertical red-pink poinsettia with berries, holly, pine needles and brown stems	12 Madeira shades; 13 stitching stages	33.95 m

Thread use is taken from the original production charts at 100% scale. Actual consumption can vary slightly by machine format, trims and machine settings.

Madeira Classic 40 color charts

The sequence below follows the three original production charts. Use the Madeira number as the main reference when selecting a spool. The on-screen square is a visual aid only; monitor color cannot replace a physical thread chart. The pale petals in the two white poinsettias are stitched with cream, beige-pink and mauve threads rather than left as exposed fabric. See how to read a machine embroidery color chart.

RPE-555-03-02 — horizontal white poinsettia

Stage	Madeira Classic 40	Official color name	What is stitched
1	■1250	Christmas Green	Main dark-green holly leaves and pine details
2	■1050	Green Thumb	Lighter green layer, leaves and pine needles
3	■1072	Coconut Cream	Pale supporting details within the composition
4	■1358	Cedar Bark	Stems and brown linear details
5	■1127	Loofah	Main fill of the pale poinsettia bracts
6	■1141	Mauve	Bract outlines, shading and veins
7	■1071	Baby’s Breath	Light highlights on the pale bracts
8	■1146	Tomato Red	Red flower center
9	■1120	Baby Pink	Pink center details
10	■1362	Slate Purple	Darkest pinpoint details in the flower center
11	■1250	Christmas Green	Finishing green accents

RPE-555-03-01 — near-square white poinsettia

Stage	Madeira Classic 40	Official color name	What is stitched
1	■1250	Christmas Green	Main holly leaves and dark pine details
2	■1050	Green Thumb	Lighter green layer and pine needles
3	■1072	Coconut Cream	Pale supporting details within the composition
4	■1127	Loofah	Main fill of the pale poinsettia bracts
5	■1141	Mauve	Bract outlines, shading and veins
6	■1071	Baby’s Breath	Light highlights on the pale bracts
7	■1146	Tomato Red	Red flower center
8	■1120	Baby Pink	Pink center details
9	■1362	Slate Purple	Darkest central stitches
10	■1250	Christmas Green	Finishing green accents

RPE-555-03 — vertical red-pink poinsettia

Stage	Madeira Classic 40	Official color name	What is stitched
1	■1250	Christmas Green	Main holly leaves and dark pine details
2	■1050	Green Thumb	Lighter green layer and pine needles
3	■1072	Coconut Cream	Pale supporting details in the greenery
4	■1146	Tomato Red	Red berries
5	■1120	Baby Pink	Light highlights on the berries
6	■1362	Slate Purple	Dark berry accents
7	■1358	Cedar Bark	Stems and branches
8	■1184	Scarlet Rose	Main fill of the red-pink poinsettia bracts
9	■1148	Rustic Pink	Light shading and depth on the bracts
10	■1383	Pink Pansy	Bract outlines and veins
11	■1270	Sawdust	Light base of the flower center
12	■1258	Grizzley Bear	Dark details in the flower center
13	■1250	Christmas Green	Finishing green accents

Placement ideas for the three sprigs

The horizontal design works well near the lower edge of a guest towel, napkin, small gift bag or stocking cuff. The near-square motif creates a compact focal point on a cocktail napkin, placemat, cushion or Christmas stocking. The vertical sprig suits narrower areas such as the end of a table runner, a towel corner or a textile gift wrap. Using the same Madeira palette across all three files makes separate items read as one coordinated Christmas collection.

Stabilizing and test stitching

For stable woven cotton or linen, use a suitable tear-away stabilizer. Use cut-away support for knit fabric so the material cannot stretch under the layered floral stitching. On terry cloth or velvet, add water-soluble topping above the fabric so the smaller stitches remain visible instead of sinking into the pile. The detailed selection method is explained in Choosing stabilizers for machine embroidery.

Test the complete file on the same fabric, stabilizer, needle and thread planned for the finished item. Do not reduce these original files automatically: resizing without stitch recalculation can alter stitch length, density and registration between color layers. All three files fit a true 100x100 mm embroidery field; check the difference between a hoop name and its usable field in Embroidery Hoop Sizes and Stitching Fields.

Digital machine embroidery files

This product is a ZIP archive of digital files for an embroidery machine. No finished embroidery, fabric or physical item is shipped. After downloading, unzip the archive and select the format supported by your machine. The product files may be used to embroider personal projects and finished items; the digital design files themselves may not be resold, shared or redistributed.