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Horse-Lord Shield Embroidery Design, Commercial Licence

$12.99USD, one-time

Licence

What each licence allows

Files
PES, DST, JEF, EXP, VP3, XXX, U01, PEC, SVG
Design size
90.4 × 90.4 mm (3.6 × 3.6 in)
Hoop
4x4 / 5x7
Stitches
16,503
Thread colours
5
Sew time
about 33 min at 650 stitches a minute
Stabiliser
Tear-away on stable wovens (canvas, twill, denim); cut-away on knits
Delivery
Instant download after payment, and again from your order page
Licence
Commercial: sell the items you stitch; the files themselves stay with you
  • Files on the next screen, the moment payment clears
  • A file for every home and commercial embroidery machine

About this design

This is the commercial licence for the design: the same files, with the right to sell the items you stitch from it yourself, in any quantity, in any shop or market. The files themselves stay with you and may not be shared or resold.

The shield of the riders of the golden plains: a horse at full gallop under a rising sun, gold on deep green, inside a running wave border and a gold rim.

Great on hoodies, tees, tote bags, saddle pads and fantasy patches.

  • machine-embroidery
  • horse
  • galloping horse
  • horse lords
  • horse rider
  • equestrian
  • round shield
  • heraldry
  • shield
  • plains
  • renaissance faire
  • viking
  • high fantasy
  • epic fantasy
  • fantasy embroidery
  • medieval fantasy
  • fantasy embroidery design
  • machine embroidery
  • fantasy
  • rpg
  • geek embroidery

Threads

In sewing order, with the closest Brother spool. Any 40 wt polyester or rayon in these colours works. The same chart is in the download.

  1. 1Brother Emerald Green#00673e
  2. 2Brother Deep Green#003822
  3. 3Brother Brass#ba9800
  4. 4Brother Deep Gold#e8a900
  5. 5Brother Dark Brown#2a1301
Sizes in the download, each a full build in every format
HoopSizeStitchesSew time
4x490 × 90 mm16,50333 min
5x7120 × 120 mm24,67145 min

Stitch it at the size it was made for: stitch files do not scale cleanly past about 10 percent. Hoop with tear-away on stable wovens and cut-away on knits, and stitch a test piece first.

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