Maine Game Day Arched Banner Embroidery Design, Navy & Light Blue, Commercial Licence

$12.99USD, one-time

Licence

What each licence allows

Files
PES, DST, JEF, EXP, VP3, XXX, U01, PEC, SVG
Design size
89.4 × 90.4 mm (3.5 × 3.6 in)
Hoop
4x4 / 5x7
Stitches
8,709
Thread colours
3
Sew time
about 15 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.

MAINE arched across the top in heavy athletic block letters, set on a solid satin-edged arched banner (a rocker) with a drop shadow, over a satin-bordered Maine state silhouette, in navy & light blue.

For game-day sweatshirts, caps, totes and stadium blankets. The lettering is our own alphabet, drawn for embroidery, and the state outline comes from public-domain US Census boundaries. Not affiliated with or endorsed by any school, college or athletic conference.

  • machine-embroidery
  • maine embroidery
  • game day embroidery
  • state embroidery design
  • block letter
  • navy and light blue
  • arched banner
  • rocker patch

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 Gray#7c878e
  2. 2Match the hex#003263
  3. 3Match the hex#b0d7ff
Sizes in the download, each a full build in every format
HoopSizeStitchesSew time
4x489 × 90 mm8,70915 min
5x7120 × 121 mm12,70322 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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