If you are searching for charming baby embroidery designs, your search ends here!
We have for you here some unique free embroidery designs straight out of Disneyland! All characters at Needlework have been embroidered really well. What is more important is that a great deal of information has been given for each of the free machine embroidery patterns. To give you an example of the free cartoon embroidery design of Minnie Mouse next to this post, the total number of stitches is 18958 and the size is 88×113 mm.
The free download contains the .dst file needed for your embroidery machine and the image contains the thread consumption details – White(4.5m), Medium pink(11.2m), Pink(6.0m), Meadow(1.6m), Orange(0.2m), Marine aqua(5.7m), Floral pink(0.7m), Red(0.7m), Silver grey(1.8m), Black(26.1m). The upper thread is 59.6m and the bobbin is 19.9m. The polyester details of each thread are also well detailed. These disney embroidery designs would be suitable for baby dresses, bibs, towels and bedsheets. Very very cute indeed!













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