Embroidery Designs Guide

Elk, moose and deer have one common feature which is accentuated in any painting or embroidery and this feature are the horns. These horns or antlers form a woven pattern in itself and various creative mazes can come into view over the animal’s head. This common feature differentiated these designs from ordinary animal embroidery designs and they formed a subtype called elk embroidery designs.

Check out this collection at Joann Designs. This is a vast resource of various types of moose, deer and elk. What is unique is that outlines and silhouttes of deer are also covered in this resource. The mix of designs is good which gives it a wholistic view.

The deer you see to your left is one of the examples. This is 4.44 inches width by 6.03 inches height with a stitch count of 19178. This is available in most machine embroidery formats like CND, CSD, DST, EXP, HUS, JEF, PES, SEW, XXX, PCS. The information on machine embroidery would come in handy here.

Some of the other ones which you should not miss are the charging deer, oval fawn scene and moose outline. The moose in circle you see adjacent here is another example of a good patch-in which can find uses in various home embroidery items. This is a 3.69 inches width by 3.69 inches height with a stitch count of 13919. The number of colors used here are 6.

A friend of mine drew my attention to these beautiful elk embroidery designs at AllBrands.com - There are many ways to reach to elk, but the easiest is to type the word “Elk” in the search column right on top of the page. Among the search results, you would find Cactus Punch AN13 Deer and Elk CD. This is a multi-formatted CD, which will work with all embroidery machines as long as you have a reader writer box or have a machine that takes CDs. To know more about this, you must read PC machine embroidery designs. You could also get your pick of embroidery machines at AllBrands.com