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Santa Claus is a symbolic figure of Christmas gift-giving that is popular in Germany, especially in northern, central and eastern Germany, and in the rest of the world, especially in Protestant regions such as French-speaking western Switzerland (Père Noël), the Netherlands, Scandinavia, Estonia, Latvia, the United Kingdom, Australia, Canada and the United States. He is depicted as a roundish, friendly old man with a long white beard, red robe trimmed with white fur; attributes are his gift bag and (in former times also) a rod. Contemporary postcards prove that this depiction already existed in the 19th century. The Coca-Cola Company used this depiction for its own advertising campaigns every year at Christmas time, starting in 1931.Supposedly, Santa Claus brings gifts to good children on Christmas Eve, but only a rod to naughty ones. He thus combines characteristics of the holy bishop Nicholas of Myra and his companion, the servant Ruprecht. The figure of Santa Claus is mainly based on the European legends about Saint Nicholas; however, he is by no means to be equated with him. Nicholas of Myra was a bishop in the 4th century, around whom numerous legends entwine. Already in the Middle Ages, children were given presents on the commemoration day of St. Nicholas, December 6, often the evening before.  In the past, this date was also the day on which presents were given, but it was only during the Reformation and as a result of its rejection of the veneration of saints that it was placed on Christmas Day in many countries.European emigrants brought the Saint Nicholas custom with them to the United States of America. In particular, the Dutch colonies celebrated Sinterklaasfeest, especially since Saint Nicholas was also the patron saint of Nieuw Amsterdam, which later became New York. The Dutch Sint Nicolaas or Sinterklaas became the English Saint Nicholas or Santa Claus. Today's popular myth of Santa Claus traveling in a flying sleigh pulled by reindeer, entering homes at night through the chimney and distributing gifts, dates back to the poem The Night before Christmas, published anonymously in 1823.Product Number: E00088Product Name: SantaThis design comes with the following sizes:Size: 3.15"(w) X 3.92"(h) (80.0 X 99.6mm) Size: 5.02"(w) X 6.43"(h) (127.5 X 163.3mm) Size: 6.17"(w) X 7.89"(h) (156.6 X 200.5mm)The following formats are included in the file you will receive: .DST .EXP .JEF .PES .VP3 .XXX .VIP .HUSYou MUST have an embroidery machine and the software needed to transfer it from your computer to the machine to use this file. This listing is for the machine file only - not a finished item.Santa Claus Silhouette Applique Machine Embroidery Design, Symbolic Figure Of Christmas Day Embroidery Pattern, Holidays Designs, Santa With Long White Beard Embroidery Art, DIY Project Idea, Unique Digital Supplies For Embroidery Machines

Gingerbread is a broad category of baked goods typically flavoured with spices such as ginger, cloves, nutmeg and cinnamon. Gingerbread is a popular treat, especially during the Christmas season. They are known for their spicy taste and soft, moist texture. Gingerbread is often decorated with icing or chocolate and can be baked in different shapes such as hearts, stars or figures. Christmas, also called Christmastime called the Feast of Christmas or the Feast of the Holy Christ, is the feast of the birth of Jesus Christ in Christianity. The feast day is December 25, Christmas Day, also known as the Solemnity of the Nativity of the Lord (Latin: Sollemnitas in nativitate Domini), the celebrations of which begin on the evening before Christmas Eve (also Christmas Eve, Christmas Night, Chrismastime). December 25 is a public holiday in many states. In Germany, Austria, the Netherlands, Switzerland and many other countries, December 26 is added as a second Christmas holiday, which is also celebrated as St. Stephen's Day.Product Number: E00076Product Name: GingerbreadThis design comes with the following sizes:Size: 3.56"(w) X 3.89"(h) (90.4 X 98.9mm) Size: 4.85"(w) X 5.51"(h) (123.3 X 139.9mm) Size: 5.94"(w) X 6.75"(h) (150.9 X 171.4mm)The following formats are included in the file you will receive: .DST .EXP .JEF .PES .VP3 .XXX .VIP .HUSYou MUST have an embroidery machine and the software needed to transfer it from your computer to the machine to use this file. This listing is for the machine file only - not a finished item.Gingerbread Christmas Season Applique Design Embroidery File, Christmas Machine Embroidery Design, Xmas Embroidery Pattern, Christmas Eve Designs, Holiday Embroidery Art, Feast Of Christmas, DIY Project Idea, Unique Digital Supplies For Embroidery Machines

A puzzle is a game. It involves putting pieces together or taking them apart to come up with the correct or fun solution. Puzzles can come in different forms, including crossword puzzles, word search puzzles, number puzzles, relationship puzzles and logic puzzles. They can be created for entertainment or as serious mathematical or logic problems. The word 'puzzle' first appeared in print in 1599 and has been used to describe a difficult problem or question ever since. Puzzles are designed to amuse and challenge individuals and get them to think carefully and use their problem-solving skills. They can be found in toys, games, books, newspapers and online platforms. Overall, puzzles serve as a way to keep the mind active and provide a leisure activity for people of all ages.Product Number: A00085Product Name: PuzzleThis design comes with the following sizes:Size: 3.61"(w) X 3.95"(h) (91.7 X 100.3mm) Size: 4.33"(w) X 4.74"(h) (110.1 X 120.3mm) Size: 5.05"(w) X 5.52"(h) (128.3 X 140.3mm) Size: 6.13"(w) X 6.70"(h) (155.8 X 170.3mm) Size: 7.15"(w) X 7.81"(h) (181.5 X 198.3mm) The following formats are included in the file you will receive: .DST .EXP .JEF .PES .VP3 .XXX .HUS .PESYou MUST have an embroidery machine and the software needed to transfer it from your computer to the machine to use this file. This listing is for the machine file only - not a finished item.Puzzle Game Applique Machine Embroidery Design, Mind Training Game Embroidery Pattern, Puzzles Embroidery Art, DIY Project Ideas, Beautiful Digital Supplies For Embroidery Machines

The family of ducks (Anatidae) is the most species-rich from the order of geese (Anseriformes). This group includes such familiar types of waterfowl as the ducks, geese, and swans. Duck birds are hunted and kept for their meat, eggs and feathers, and in many forms they have found their way into fairy tales, legends and comics. All duck birds are adapted to an aquatic life to a greater or lesser degree. Their long, broad bodies give them buoyancy when swimming, and their feet are webbed (exception: Hawaiian goose) and set far back on the body. The plumage is very dense and is regularly oiled with the secretion of the well-developed bristle gland to make it water-repellent. Many duck birds are exceptionally colorful. This is especially true of the ducks of the subfamily Anatinae, which often have plumage in bright colors, while white, brown, and gray primary colors predominate in geese. There is usually a pronounced sexual dimorphism here, with males being magnificently colored but females inconspicuously grayish-brown. At the end of the breeding season, ducklings undergo a molt, during which they briefly become flightless and males often temporarily match the females in coloration with the so-called slack plumage. Most duck birds are very vocal. Well known is the quacking of the swimming ducks. Only female ducks quack, while males make other sounds, for example thin whistling sounds. Geese are known for loud quacking, whistling geese and half geese mostly for whistling sounds. The calls of swans can carry the farthest. The trumpeter swan has vesicular resonance chambers (bullae) at the vocal head and along the trachea, which enormously amplify the volume of the cries. Ruddy ducks alone are not very vocal and, apart from hisses and grunts, are almost silent. There are both diurnal and nocturnal species among the duck birds. However, most are not fixed and are active primarily at dusk. Duckbirds often sleep on the water, tucking their heads under one wing. They spend a large part of the day grooming their plumage, which is regularly oiled with the secretion of the bristle gland. Even the non-diving species regularly wet their plumage with water by flapping their wings violently on the water surface. Product Number: A00103Product Name: DuckThis design comes with the following sizes:Size: 3.98"(w) X 3.85"(h) (101.2 X 97.8mm) Size: 4.74"(w) X 4.61"(h) (120.4 X 117.2mm) Size: 5.53"(w) X 5.39"(h) (140.4 X 136.8mm) Size: 6.71"(w) X 6.54"(h) (170.4 X 166.0mm) Size: 7.81"(w) X 7.61"(h) (198.4 X 193.2mm)The following formats are included in the file you will receive: .DST .EXP .JEF .PES .VP3 .XXX .HUS .PESYou MUST have an embroidery machine and the software needed to transfer it from your computer to the machine to use this file. This listing is for the machine file only - not a finished item.Baby Duck Bird Applique Machine Embroidery Design, Water Birds Embroidery Pattern, Aquatic Life Birds Embroidery Art, DIY Project Ideas, Beautiful Digital Supplies For Embroidery Machines

A sailboat is a boat that is propelled by sails. Sailboats come in different types and sizes, from small dinghies to tall ships. Traditionally, sailboats are monohulls with displacement hulls, but catamarans and multihulls are becoming more common. Sailboats carry a variety of rigging that includes masts, supporting shrouds and stays, and sail combinations. Some of the common sailboat types are sloops, cutters, ketches, yawls and schooners. Sailboats are used for a variety of purposes, including racing, cruising and day sailing.Product Number: A00465Product Name: SailingBoat This design comes with the following sizes:Size: 3.10"(w) X 3.96"(h) (78.7 X 100.6mm) Size: 3.72"(w) X 4.75"(h) (94.4 X 120.7mm) Size: 4.33"(w) X 5.54"(h) (110.1 X 140.7mm) Size: 5.26"(w) X 6.72"(h) (133.7 X 170.8mm) Size: 6.16"(w) X 7.87"(h) (156.5 X 199.9mm)The following formats are included in the file you will receive: .DST .EXP .JEF .PES .VP3 .XXX .HUS .VIPYou MUST have an embroidery machine and the software needed to transfer it from your computer to the machine to use this file. This listing is for the machine file only - not a finished item.Sailboat Applique Machine Embroidery Design, Boat Embroidery Pattern, Ship Embroidery Art, Cruising And Sailing DIY Project Ideas, Beautiful Digital Supplies For Embroidery Machines

The mouse (Mus) is a rodent genus from the group of Old World mice (Murinae). The genus comprises just under 40 species, of which the house mouse is the best known and most widespread. Most of the other species live in Africa and in South and Southeast Asia. Mouse length ranges from 4.5 to 12.5 centimetres, with a tail of 3 to 11 centimetres. The weight, as far as is known, is between 12 and 35 grams. The coat is soft, rough or spiky, depending on the species, its colouration ranges from light grey to various shades of grey and brown to blackish brown on the upper side, the underside is lighter. The tail appears hairless but is covered with fine hairs. The original range apparently included Africa, southern Europe and large parts of southern and south-eastern Asia. In the wake of humans, the house mouse has gained a worldwide distribution and is the only species to also live in America and Australia. Mice occur in a variety of habitats, including forests, savannas, grasslands and rocky areas. However, some species have become so specialised in their role as cultural predators that they are usually found near human dwellings. In addition to the house mouse, this is true for the African dwarf mouse, and to a limited extent also for the rice field mouse and the dunnock. The wild species are predominantly nocturnal, whereas the cultivated species can be active at any time of the day or night. They are mainly ground dwellers, but can climb well and - at least in the case of the house mouse - also swim. Their resting places are crevices in rocks, burrows they have dug themselves or man-made shelters. Mice feed on a variety of plant materials, such as seeds, roots, leaves and stems. Some species also eat insects and other small animals when available. The culture-following species eat any available human food.Product Number: E00411Product Name: mousenumber4This design comes with the following sizes:Size: 2.67"(w) X 2.19"(h) (67.9 X 55.7mm) Size: 2.87"(w) X 2.53"(h) (72.9 X 64.3mm) Size: 3.16"(w) X 2.87"(h) (80.3 X 72.8mm) Size: 3.95"(w) X 3.54"(h) (100.3 X 89.8mm) Size: 4.45"(w) X 4.19"(h) (113.0 X 106.3mm) Size: 4.74"(w) X 4.52"(h) (120.3 X 114.8mm) Size: 5.13"(w) X 4.85"(h) (130.3 X 123.3mm) Size: 5.52"(w) X 5.19"(h) (140.3 X 131.8mm) Size: 6.17"(w) X 5.52"(h) (156.6 X 140.3mm) Size: 6.45"(w) X 5.86"(h) (163.8 X 148.9mm) Size: 6.74"(w) X 6.19"(h) (171.1 X 157.3mm) Size: 7.10"(w) X 6.53"(h) (180.3 X 165.9mm) Size: 7.89"(w) X 7.20"(h) (200.3 X 182.9mm) Size: 8.48"(w) X 7.70"(h) (215.3 X 195.6mm) Size: 8.87"(w) X 8.04"(h) (225.3 X 204.1mm)The following formats are included in the file you will receive: .DST .EXP .JEF .PES .VP3 .XXX .VIP .HUSYou MUST have an embroidery machine and the software needed to transfer it from your computer to the machine to use this file. This listing is for the machine file only - not a finished item. Mouse Number 4 Applique Desig, Mouse Machine Embroidery Design, Mouse Mice Embroidery Pattern, Rodent Genus Designs, Small Animals Embroidery Art, DIY Project Idea, Unique Digital Supplies For Embroidery Machines

The mouse (Mus) is a rodent genus from the group of Old World mice (Murinae). The genus comprises just under 40 species, of which the house mouse is the best known and most widespread. Most of the other species live in Africa and in South and Southeast Asia. Mouse length ranges from 4.5 to 12.5 centimetres, with a tail of 3 to 11 centimetres. The weight, as far as is known, is between 12 and 35 grams. The coat is soft, rough or spiky, depending on the species, its colouration ranges from light grey to various shades of grey and brown to blackish brown on the upper side, the underside is lighter. The tail appears hairless but is covered with fine hairs. The original range apparently included Africa, southern Europe and large parts of southern and south-eastern Asia. In the wake of humans, the house mouse has gained a worldwide distribution and is the only species to also live in America and Australia. Mice occur in a variety of habitats, including forests, savannas, grasslands and rocky areas. However, some species have become so specialised in their role as cultural predators that they are usually found near human dwellings. In addition to the house mouse, this is true for the African dwarf mouse, and to a limited extent also for the rice field mouse and the dunnock. The wild species are predominantly nocturnal, whereas the cultivated species can be active at any time of the day or night. They are mainly ground dwellers, but can climb well and - at least in the case of the house mouse - also swim. Their resting places are crevices in rocks, burrows they have dug themselves or man-made shelters. Mice feed on a variety of plant materials, such as seeds, roots, leaves and stems. Some species also eat insects and other small animals when available. The culture-following species eat any available human food.Product Number: E00391Product Name: mousenumber3This design comes with the following sizes:Size: 2.90"(w) X 2.20"(h) (73.7 X 56.0mm) Size: 3.16"(w) X 2.52"(h) (80.3 X 63.9mm) Size: 4.15"(w) X 3.30"(h) (105.3 X 83.8mm) Size: 4.93"(w) X 3.92"(h) (125.3 X 99.6mm) Size: 5.72"(w) X 4.55"(h) (145.3 X 115.6mm) Size: 6.51"(w) X 5.17"(h) (165.3 X 131.4mm) Size: 7.30"(w) X 5.80"(h) (185.3 X 147.4mm) Size: 8.08"(w) X 6.43"(h) (205.3 X 163.3mm) Size: 8.75"(w) X 6.96"(h) (222.2 X 176.7mm)The following formats are included in the file you will receive: .DST .EXP .JEF .PES .VP3 .XXX .VIP .HUSYou MUST have an embroidery machine and the software needed to transfer it from your computer to the machine to use this file. This listing is for the machine file only - not a finished item.Mouse Number 3 Applique Design, Mouse Machine Embroidery Design, Mouse Mice Embroidery Pattern, Rodent Genus Designs, Small Animals Embroidery Art, DIY Project Idea, Unique Digital Supplies For Embroidery Machines

The domestic dog (Canis lupus familiaris) is a domestic animal and is kept as a pet and farm animal. Its wild ancestral form is the wolf, to which it is assigned as a subspecies. When domestication occurred is disputed; scientific estimates vary from about 15,000 BCE to 100,000 years ago. In a narrower sense, a domestic dog is one that is kept predominantly indoors, and thus denotes a type of husbandry. Historically, a dog kept to guard the house was called a domestic dog. Another use of the term is to restrict it to socialized (domestic) dogs, that is, dogs that are accustomed to and adapted to living with people in human society. This differentiates the domestic dog from wild, feral, or stray dogs, which are also domesticated but not socialized. The dingo is also a domestic dog, but is provisionally listed as an independent subspecies of the wolf. The common Germanic. Pet name *hunða- (mhd., ahd. hunt) goes back to idg. k̑úu̯ō(n), gen. k̑unós "dog" and is thus related to synonymous Latin canis.Product Number: E00364Product Name: DogRaggyThis design comes with the following sizes:Size: 3.54"(w) X 3.34"(h) (89.8 X 84.8mm) Size: 4.33"(w) X 4.08"(h) (109.9 X 103.6mm) Size: 5.30"(w) X 5.00"(h) (134.7 X 127.0mm) Size: 5.59"(w) X 2.41"(h) (141.9 X 61.3mm) Size: 6.50"(w) X 6.11"(h) (165.0 X 155.3mm) Size: 7.48"(w) X 7.04"(h) (189.9 X 178.9mm) Size: 8.62"(w) X 8.12"(h) (219.0 X 206.2mm)The following formats are included in the file you will receive: .DST .EXP .JEF .PES .VP3 .XXX .VIP .HUSYou MUST have an embroidery machine and the software needed to transfer it from your computer to the machine to use this file. This listing is for the machine file only - not a finished item.Dog Doodle Raggy Applique Design, Dog Machine Embroidery Design, Animal Embroidery Pattern, Dogs Designs, Pet Embroidery Art, DIY Project Idea, Unique Digital Supplies For Embroidery Machines

The mouse (Mus) is a rodent genus from the group of Old World mice (Murinae). The genus comprises just under 40 species, of which the house mouse is the best known and most widespread. Most of the other species live in Africa and in South and Southeast Asia. Mouse length ranges from 4.5 to 12.5 centimetres, with a tail of 3 to 11 centimetres. The weight, as far as is known, is between 12 and 35 grams. The coat is soft, rough or spiky, depending on the species, its colouration ranges from light grey to various shades of grey and brown to blackish brown on the upper side, the underside is lighter. The tail appears hairless but is covered with fine hairs. The original range apparently included Africa, southern Europe and large parts of southern and south-eastern Asia. In the wake of humans, the house mouse has gained a worldwide distribution and is the only species to also live in America and Australia. Mice occur in a variety of habitats, including forests, savannas, grasslands and rocky areas. However, some species have become so specialised in their role as cultural predators that they are usually found near human dwellings. In addition to the house mouse, this is true for the African dwarf mouse, and to a limited extent also for the rice field mouse and the dunnock. The wild species are predominantly nocturnal, whereas the cultivated species can be active at any time of the day or night. They are mainly ground dwellers, but can climb well and - at least in the case of the house mouse - also swim. Their resting places are crevices in rocks, burrows they have dug themselves or man-made shelters. Mice feed on a variety of plant materials, such as seeds, roots, leaves and stems. Some species also eat insects and other small animals when available. The culture-following species eat any available human food.Product Number: E00390Product Name: mousenumber2This design comes with the following sizes:Size: 3.18"(w) X 2.08"(h) (80.7 X 52.8mm) Size: 4.18"(w) X 2.61"(h) (106.1 X 66.2mm) Size: 4.67"(w) X 3.02"(h) (118.6 X 76.8mm) Size: 5.33"(w) X 3.54"(h) (135.3 X 90.0mm) Size: 6.11"(w) X 4.07"(h) (155.3 X 103.4mm) Size: 6.90"(w) X 4.59"(h) (175.2 X 116.6mm) Size: 7.30"(w) X 4.85"(h) (185.3 X 123.2mm) Size: 8.08"(w) X 5.38"(h) (205.3 X 136.6mm) Size: 8.80"(w) X 5.85"(h) (223.4 X 148.5mm)The following formats are included in the file you will receive: .DST .EXP .JEF .PES .VP3 .XXX .VIP .HUSYou MUST have an embroidery machine and the software needed to transfer it from your computer to the machine to use this file. This listing is for the machine file only - not a finished item.Mouse Number 2 Applique Design, Mouse Machine Embroidery Design, Mouse Mice Embroidery Pattern, Rodent Genus Designs, Small Animals Embroidery Art, DIY Project Idea, Unique Digital Supplies For Embroidery Machines

The mouse (Mus) is a rodent genus from the group of Old World mice (Murinae). The genus comprises just under 40 species, of which the house mouse is the best known and most widespread. Most of the other species live in Africa and in South and Southeast Asia. Mouse length ranges from 4.5 to 12.5 centimetres, with a tail of 3 to 11 centimetres. The weight, as far as is known, is between 12 and 35 grams. The coat is soft, rough or spiky, depending on the species, its colouration ranges from light grey to various shades of grey and brown to blackish brown on the upper side, the underside is lighter. The tail appears hairless but is covered with fine hairs. The original range apparently included Africa, southern Europe and large parts of southern and south-eastern Asia. In the wake of humans, the house mouse has gained a worldwide distribution and is the only species to also live in America and Australia. Mice occur in a variety of habitats, including forests, savannas, grasslands and rocky areas. However, some species have become so specialised in their role as cultural predators that they are usually found near human dwellings. In addition to the house mouse, this is true for the African dwarf mouse, and to a limited extent also for the rice field mouse and the dunnock. The wild species are predominantly nocturnal, whereas the cultivated species can be active at any time of the day or night. They are mainly ground dwellers, but can climb well and - at least in the case of the house mouse - also swim. Their resting places are crevices in rocks, burrows they have dug themselves or man-made shelters. Mice feed on a variety of plant materials, such as seeds, roots, leaves and stems. Some species also eat insects and other small animals when available. The culture-following species eat any available human food.Product Number: E00389Product Name: mousenumber1This design comes with the following sizes:Size: 2.48"(w) X 3.12"(h) (62.9 X 79.3mm) Size: 3.03"(w) X 3.94"(h) (76.9 X 100.2mm) Size: 4.91"(w) X 6.50"(h) (124.6 X 165.2mm) Size: 6.09"(w) X 8.08"(h) (154.7 X 205.3mm) Size: 6.68"(w) X 8.87"(h) (169.7 X 225.2mm) Size: 5.50"(w) X 7.29"(h) (139.7 X 185.2mm) Size: 3.57"(w) X 4.74"(h) (90.7 X 120.3mm) Size: 4.31"(w) X 5.72"(h) (109.5 X 145.2mm) Size: 7.72"(w) X 10.24"(h) (196.1 X 260.2mm) Size: 8.26"(w) X 10.96"(h) (209.7 X 278.4mm) The following formats are included in the file you will receive: .DST .EXP .JEF .PES .VP3 .XXX .VIP .HUSYou MUST have an embroidery machine and the software needed to transfer it from your computer to the machine to use this file. This listing is for the machine file only - not a finished item.Mouse Number 1 Applique Design, Mouse Machine Embroidery Design, Mouse Mice Embroidery Pattern, Rodent Genus Designs, Small Animals Embroidery Art, DIY Project Idea, Unique Digital Supplies For Embroidery Machines

The domestic dog (Canis lupus familiaris) is a domestic animal and is kept as a pet and farm animal. Its wild ancestral form is the wolf, to which it is assigned as a subspecies. When domestication occurred is disputed; scientific estimates vary from about 15,000 BCE to 100,000 years ago. In a narrower sense, a domestic dog is one that is kept predominantly indoors, and thus denotes a type of husbandry. Historically, a dog kept to guard the house was called a domestic dog. Another use of the term is to restrict it to socialized (domestic) dogs, that is, dogs that are accustomed to and adapted to living with people in human society. This differentiates the domestic dog from wild, feral, or stray dogs, which are also domesticated but not socialized. The dingo is also a domestic dog, but is provisionally listed as an independent subspecies of the wolf. The common Germanic. Pet name *hunða- (mhd., ahd. hunt) goes back to idg. k̑úu̯ō(n), gen. k̑unós "dog" and is thus related to synonymous Latin canis.Product Number: E00376Product Name: boxerraggyThis design comes with the following sizes:Size: 2.99"(w) X 2.37"(h) (75.9 X 60.2mm) Size: 4.08"(w) X 3.35"(h) (103.7 X 85.0mm) Size: 4.84"(w) X 4.06"(h) (122.9 X 103.2mm) Size: 5.67"(w) X 4.74"(h) (144.1 X 120.4mm) Size: 6.37"(w) X 5.41"(h) (161.8 X 137.5mm) Size: 7.55"(w) X 6.43"(h) (191.8 X 163.4mm) Size: 8.53"(w) X 7.33"(h) (216.6 X 186.2mm) Size: 9.45"(w) X 8.12"(h) (240.0 X 206.2mm)The following formats are included in the file you will receive: .DST .EXP .JEF .PES .VP3 .XXX .VIP .HUSYou MUST have an embroidery machine and the software needed to transfer it from your computer to the machine to use this file. This listing is for the machine file only - not a finished item.Boxer Dog Raggy Doodle Applique Machine Embroidery Design, Animal Embroidery Pattern, Dogs Designs, Pet Embroidery Art, DIY Project Idea, Unique Digital Supplies For Embroidery Machines

The domestic dog (Canis lupus familiaris) is a domestic animal and is kept as a pet and farm animal. Its wild ancestral form is the wolf, to which it is assigned as a subspecies. When domestication occurred is disputed; scientific estimates vary from about 15,000 BCE to 100,000 years ago. In a narrower sense, a domestic dog is one that is kept predominantly indoors, and thus denotes a type of husbandry. Historically, a dog kept to guard the house was called a domestic dog. Another use of the term is to restrict it to socialized (domestic) dogs, that is, dogs that are accustomed to and adapted to living with people in human society. This differentiates the domestic dog from wild, feral, or stray dogs, which are also domesticated but not socialized. The dingo is also a domestic dog, but is provisionally listed as an independent subspecies of the wolf. The common Germanic. Pet name *hunða- (mhd., ahd. hunt) goes back to idg. k̑úu̯ō(n), gen. k̑unós "dog" and is thus related to synonymous Latin canis.Product Number: E00361Product Name: DobermanRaggyThis design comes with the following sizes:Size: 2.83"(w) X 2.24"(h) (71.9 X 56.8mm) Size: 3.35"(w) X 3.17"(h) (85.2 X 80.4mm) Size: 4.34"(w) X 4.09"(h) (110.3 X 104.0mm) Size: 5.52"(w) X 5.21"(h) (140.3 X 132.4mm) Size: 6.71"(w) X 6.32"(h) (170.4 X 160.6mm) Size: 7.50"(w) X 7.07"(h) (190.4 X 179.6mm) Size: 8.92"(w) X 8.41"(h) (226.5 X 213.6mm)The following formats are included in the file you will receive: .DST .EXP .JEF .PES .VP3 .XXX .VIP .HUSYou MUST have an embroidery machine and the software needed to transfer it from your computer to the machine to use this file. This listing is for the machine file only - not a finished item.Dog Doberman Raggy Doodle Applique Machine Embroidery Design, Animal Embroidery Pattern, Dogs Designs, Pet Embroidery Art, DIY Project Idea, Unique Digital Supplies For Embroidery Machines