Mini Love Bird Set Machine Embroidery Designs -3 sizes each design

Description

Mini Love Bird Set Machine Embroidery Designs

You will need to have an embroidery machine to be able to stitch this design. You will be able to download the file with the design once purchase and payment are complete.

Sizes and stitch counts as follows:
MIni Flamingo Love:
1.10″x1.26″ (1407 stitches)
1.60″x1.81″ (2206 stitches)
2.10″x2.38″ (3162 stitches)

Mini Swan Love:
1.51″x1.07″ (1592 stitches)
2.00″x1.43″ (2391 stitches)
2.50″x1.78″ (3343 stitches)

Mini Owl Love:
1.45″x1.19″ (3174 stitches)
1.94″x1.61″ (4783 stitches)
2.41″x1.97″ (6439 stitches)

Mini Love Birds:
1.52″x1.44″ (2039 stitches)
2.00″x1.88″ (3015 stitches)
2.49″x2.35″ (4253 stitches)

FORMATS:
DST EXP HUS JEF PES VIP VP3 and XXX formats are available. Each format and size are included in the zip file. We cannot support the integrity of the designs if you convert or alter them in any way. In addition, a PDF color chart is available for instant download after purchase.

SHIPPING:
You will receive your download links via email within a short while after placing your order. Therefore, it is important that you enter your correct email address.

REFUNDS:
Due the nature of this item (electronic download), I have a strict NO REFUND POLICY and do not accept returns, exchanges, or cancellations. However, I will work with you if you have a problem with your file.

OTHER:
You may NOT, under any circumstances share, copy, trade, exchange, or resell this design in part or whole in ANY format.  All Designs listed are copyright of Sew ChaCha.  In other words, the design is for you to use personally only.

PLEASE NOTE:
These are machine embroidery and applique files. They are NOT patches that you sew on. The files come in zipped format. If you need help unzipping your files, use a search engine and search for “how do I unzip a .zip file”.  After that, support is not offered on individual embroidery machines, software or computers. Sew ChaCha does not accept responsibility for any projects gone wrong. Moreover, I would suggest doing a practice stitch of the design so you know what to expect.