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The domestic cattle or simply bovine (Bos taurus, Latin formerly simply Bos) is the domesticated form of the Eurasian aurochs. It was first domesticated for its meat, later also for its milk and performance as a draught animal. Since then, humans have bred a number of different breeds of cattle, sometimes cross-bred with wild cattle (such as the American bison in the Beefalo). Cattle are top walkers and cloven-hoofed animals. The average life expectancy of a domestic cattle is 21 years. The zebus (Bos indicus) are descended from the Indian form of the aurochs. To distinguish them from breeds of zebuine origin, the domestic cattle common in Europe are called taurine cattle.The ancestor of the zebus is also listed as a separate species (Bos namadicus) by some authors, which is not completely shared due to the similarity with the remaining aurochs types and the unlimited crossability of the zebus with taurine domestic cattle. Especially in Asia, other animals have been domesticated that are descended from other species, such as the Bali cattle (Bos javanicus f. domestica) from the Banteng (Bos javanicus), the Gayal (Bos gaurus f. frontalis) from the Gaur (Bos gaurus) and the domestic yak (Bos mutus f. grunniens) from the Wild yak (Bos mutus).In contrast to the species mentioned so far, which belong to the genus Bos (actual cattle), the water buffalo (Bubalus arnee) belongs to the genus Bubalus (Asian buffalo). The domestic buffalo was bred from this species. The sexually mature male domestic cattle are called bulls. Only after the first calving is the mature female domestic cattle called a cow. A castrated male bovine of any age is called a steer. Young animals that are not yet ready for breeding (juveniles) are called calves up to the seventh month and then young cattle from the eighth to the twelfth month.Product Number: N09197Product Name: Animal-IIThis design comes with the following sizes:Size: 5.07"(w) X 6.20"(h) (128.8mm X 157.6mm) Size: 5.68"(w) X 6.95"(h) (144.2mm X 176.6mm) Size: 6.64"(w) X 8.13"(h) (168.6mm X 206.6mm) Size: 7.86"(w) X 9.63"(h) (199.6mm X 244.6mm) Size: 8.98"(w) X 11.00"(h) (228.2mm X 279.4mm)The following formats are included in the file you will receive: .DST .EXP .JEF .PES .VP3 .XXX .PEC .U01You 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 Cow Birthday Style Bull Machine Embroidery Design, Cow Embroidery Pattern, Taurus Designs, Buffalo Embroidery Art, Steer 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.The quote (Latin citatum "quoted, summoned" to Latin citāre "to set in motion, summon", cf. "to quote someone in court") is a passage taken verbatim or in content from a text or a reference to a specific passage in the text. Content from other media can also be taken over: There are image, music and film quotations. Well-known literal quotations are often used as catchphrases. For example, many passages from the Bible are so firmly anchored in common usage that they are hardly perceived as quotes anymore. In political disputes, too, people speak of quotations when they refer to statements made by others. In journalism, a directly used quotation in literal speech is also referred to as original sound.As a rule, a quotation is substantiated by a source citation or a bibliographical reference by naming its author and the exact text passage. Such a reference is called a citation in library science. Citations can also occur without an associated citation. Citations whose original context is lost and can no longer be reconstructed become fragments. Likewise: An aphorism is an independent single thought, judgment, or life wisdom. It can consist of only one sentence or a few sentences. Often it formulates a particular insight rhetorically as a general saying (aphorism, maxim, aperçu, bon mot). In contrast, excerpts from other texts, such as winged words or pointed quotations are not considered aphorisms by literary scholars. A writer of aphorisms is called an aphorist.Product Number: N09693Product Name: LoveThis design comes with the following sizes:Size: 4.66"(w) X 6.13"(h) (118.4mm X 155.6mm) Size: 4.72"(w) X 6.21"(h) (120.0mm X 157.8mm) Size: 4.87"(w) X 6.41"(h) (123.8mm X 162.8mm) Size: 4.91"(w) X 6.44"(h) (124.6mm X 163.6mm) Size: 4.97"(w) X 6.53"(h) (126.2mm X 165.8mm) Size: 4.99"(w) X 6.56"(h) (126.8mm X 166.6mm) Size: 5.06"(w) X 6.64"(h) (128.4mm X 168.6mm) Size: 5.09"(w) X 6.69"(h) (129.2mm X 169.8mm) Size: 5.20"(w) X 6.83"(h) (132.2mm X 173.6mm) Size: 5.24"(w) X 6.88"(h) (133.0mm X 174.8mm) Size: 5.29"(w) X 6.95"(h) (134.4mm X 176.6mm) Size: 5.32"(w) X 7.00"(h) (135.2mm X 177.8mm) Size: 5.42"(w) X 7.12"(h) (137.6mm X 180.8mm) Size: 5.44"(w) X 7.15"(h) (138.2mm X 181.6mm) Size: 5.47"(w) X 7.20"(h) (139.0mm X 182.8mm) Size: 5.50"(w) X 7.24"(h) (139.8mm X 183.8mm) Size: 5.54"(w) X 7.27"(h) (140.6mm X 184.6mm) Size: 5.69"(w) X 7.46"(h) (144.4mm X 189.6mm) Size: 5.74"(w) X 7.54"(h) (145.8mm X 191.6mm) Size: 5.83"(w) X 7.66"(h) (148.2mm X 194.6mm) Size: 5.87"(w) X 7.71"(h) (149.0mm X 195.8mm) Size: 5.89"(w) X 7.74"(h) (149.6mm X 196.6mm) Size: 5.98"(w) X 7.86"(h) (152.0mm X 199.6mm) Size: 6.02"(w) X 7.91"(h) (152.8mm X 200.8mm) Size: 6.13"(w) X 8.06"(h) (155.8mm X 204.6mm) Size: 6.22"(w) X 8.17"(h) (158.0mm X 207.6mm) Size: 6.43"(w) X 8.45"(h) (163.4mm X 214.6mm) Size: 6.55"(w) X 8.61"(h) (166.4mm X 218.8mm) Size: 6.58"(w) X 8.65"(h) (167.2mm X 219.6mm) Size: 6.82"(w) X 8.96"(h) (173.2mm X 227.6mm) Size: 6.88"(w) X 9.05"(h) (174.8mm X 229.8mm) Size: 6.94"(w) X 9.13"(h) (176.4mm X 231.8mm) Size: 7.00"(w) X 9.20"(h) (177.8mm X 233.6mm) Size: 7.09"(w) X 9.32"(h) (180.2mm X 236.8mm) Size: 7.15"(w) X 9.39"(h) (181.6mm X 238.6mm) Size: 7.18"(w) X 9.44"(h) (182.4mm X 239.8mm) Size: 7.72"(w) X 10.15"(h) (196.2mm X 257.8mm) Size: 7.78"(w) X 10.22"(h) (197.6mm X 259.6mm) Size: 7.87"(w) X 10.35"(h) (200.0mm X 262.8mm) Size: 10.48"(w) X 13.76"(h) (266.2mm X 349.6mm) The following formats are included in the file you will receive: .DST .EXP .JEF .PES .VP3 .XXX .PEC .U01You 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.Love Puzzle Saying Machine Embroidery Design, Quote Embroidery Pattern, Inspirational Quotes Designs, Life Quotes Embroidery Art, DIY Project Idea, Unique Digital Supplies For Embroidery Machines

Rabbits are several genera and species of the hare family (Leporidae); they belong to the mammals. The rabbits are not a systematic group (taxon), because some species not closely related are called rabbits, in addition to the wild and domestic rabbits. Latin cuniculus (ancient Greek kóniklos) Old French conin, Middle Low German kanin & kaninchen (East Middle German caninichen) rabbit. Rabbit derives via Old French conin from Latin cuniculus, meaning "rabbit," but also "underground passage" or "tunnel," which comes from the fact that rabbits dig tunnels in the ground and make underground burrows.The Greek Polybios, in the middle of the second century BC, refers to the rabbit as cuniculus. The origin of the word cuniculus is very controversial. It is possible that the Romans took it from the Iberians or Ligurians (as a non-Indo-European loanword); this is the opinion of the Roman writer Pliny, for example. The Latin word cuniculus would then be a so-called cultural wandering word, which the Romans would have taken over together with the animal (which they did not know and only got to know in Spain).Others derive conin and cuniculus from a Gaulish form of the word kuniko (which has only been discovered, not handed down), which would be derived from Indo-Germanic kuon "dog" (Greek kyon, Latin canis). The country of Spain owes its name to rabbits. These reminded the Phoenicians on their sea voyages of the - unrelated - sheepskin (Phoenician shaban) in their homeland. Therefore, they called the country Ishapan, which the Romans changed to Hispania.Product Number: N10403Product Name: Animal-2This design comes with the following sizes:Size: 7.53"(w) X 8.93"(h) (191.2mm X 226.8mm) Size: 7.86"(w) X 9.32"(h) (199.6mm X 236.8mm) Size: 8.02"(w) X 9.52"(h) (203.8mm X 241.8mm) Size: 8.79"(w) X 10.43"(h) (223.2mm X 264.8mm) Size: 9.16"(w) X 10.86"(h) (232.6mm X 275.8mm) Size: 9.69"(w) X 11.49"(h) (246.0mm X 291.8mm)The following formats are included in the file you will receive: .DST .EXP .JEF .PES .VP3 .XXX .PEC .U01You 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.Bunny With A Carrot Machine Embroidery Design, Rabbit Embroidery Pattern, Animals Designs, DIY Project Idea, Awesome Digital Supplies For Embroidery Machines, Crafts And Arts

Rabbits are several genera and species of the hare family (Leporidae); they belong to the mammals. The rabbits are not a systematic group (taxon), because some species not closely related are called rabbits, in addition to the wild and domestic rabbits. Latin cuniculus (ancient Greek kóniklos) Old French conin, Middle Low German kanin & kaninchen (East Middle German caninichen) rabbit. Rabbit derives via Old French conin from Latin cuniculus, meaning "rabbit," but also "underground passage" or "tunnel," which comes from the fact that rabbits dig tunnels in the ground and make underground burrows.The Greek Polybios, in the middle of the second century BC, refers to the rabbit as cuniculus. The origin of the word cuniculus is very controversial. It is possible that the Romans took it from the Iberians or Ligurians (as a non-Indo-European loanword); this is the opinion of the Roman writer Pliny, for example. The Latin word cuniculus would then be a so-called cultural wandering word, which the Romans would have taken over together with the animal (which they did not know and only got to know in Spain).Others derive conin and cuniculus from a Gaulish form of the word kuniko (which has only been discovered, not handed down), which would be derived from Indo-Germanic kuon "dog" (Greek kyon, Latin canis). The country of Spain owes its name to rabbits. These reminded the Phoenicians on their sea voyages of the - unrelated - sheepskin (Phoenician shaban) in their homeland. Therefore, they called the country Ishapan, which the Romans changed to Hispania.Product Number: N09678Product Name: EasterBunnyThis design comes with the following sizes:Size: 8.10"(w) X 5.88"(h) (205.8mm X 149.4mm) Size: 8.34"(w) X 6.05"(h) (211.8mm X 153.6mm) Size: 9.05"(w) X 6.57"(h) (229.8mm X 166.8mm) Size: 9.13"(w) X 6.62"(h) (231.8mm X 168.2mm) Size: 9.64"(w) X 6.99"(h) (244.8mm X 177.6mm) Size: 9.95"(w) X 7.22"(h) (252.8mm X 183.4mm) Size: 10.50"(w) X 7.62"(h) (266.8mm X 193.6mm) Size: 10.62"(w) X 7.71"(h) (269.8mm X 195.8mm) Size: 10.74"(w) X 7.80"(h) (272.8mm X 198.0mm) Size: 10.82"(w) X 7.85"(h) (274.8mm X 199.4mm) Size: 11.29"(w) X 8.20"(h) (286.8mm X 208.2mm) Size: 11.49"(w) X 8.34"(h) (291.8mm X 211.8mm) Size: 12.51"(w) X 9.08"(h) (317.8mm X 230.6mm) Size: 13.65"(w) X 9.91"(h) (346.8mm X 251.6mm) Size: 14.17"(w) X 10.28"(h) (359.8mm X 261.2mm) Size: 14.87"(w) X 10.80"(h) (377.8mm X 274.2mm) The following formats are included in the file you will receive: .DST .EXP .JEF .PES .VP3 .XXX .PEC .U01You 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.Easter Bunny Line Art Machine Embroidery Design, Rabbit Embroidery Pattern, Animals Designs, DIY Project Idea, Awesome Digital Supplies For Embroidery Machines, Crafts And Arts

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: N11000Product Name: SAbstract-Cristmas-Santa-00001002This design comes with the following sizes:Size: 7.67"(w) X 6.36"(h) (194.8mm X 161.6mm)Size: 8.50"(w) X 7.06"(h) (215.8mm X 179.2mm) Size: 9.83"(w) X 8.17"(h) (249.8mm X 207.4mm) Size: 14.17"(w) X 11.76"(h) (359.8mm X 298.6mm)The following formats are included in the file you will receive: .DST .EXP .JEF .PES .VP3 .XXX .PEC .U01You 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 Snowboarding Winter Sport 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

The heart (Latin Cor, Greek Kardia, καρδία, or Latinized Cardia) is a muscular hollow organ (hollow muscle) found in various animal groups, which pumps blood or hemolymph through the body with contractions and thus ensures the supply of all organs. Higher developed hearts, for example in the vertebrates, work like a positive displacement pump, in that fluid (blood) is drawn in valve-controlled from blood vessels (in mammals hollow or pulmonary veins) and is expelled through other blood vessels (in mammals truncus pulmonalis or aorta). The study of the structure, function and diseases of the heart is cardiology. Life without a heart is not possible for higher animals and humans, but artificial hearts can now compensate for the loss of natural functions within certain limits. The heart is one of the first organs created during embryonic development. Human and mammalian hearts have four cardiac cavities: two atria (atria) and two ventricles (ventricles). In Roman architecture, the atrium was the inner court or anteroom of a dwelling house. A ventricle in Latin (ventriculus) is a "little belly"; venter is the stomach or abdomen. It is linguistically incorrect for cardiologists to speak of the four-chamber view, the four-chamber plane, and the three-chamber view or the three-chamber pacemaker. In English, however, a four-chambered heart has two ventricles; a ventricle is one of two large chambers. Thus, when translated, chamber (= chamber, Latin camera) is either a ventricle or a cavity of the heart (Latin cavum cordis). A dual-chamber pacemaker stimulates one atrium and the associated chamber, but not both ventricles. Product Number: E00011Product Name: MonsterThis design comes with the following sizes:Size: 3.65"(w) X 3.93"(h) (92.7 X 99.9mm) Size: 4.74"(w) X 5.11"(h) (120.5 X 129.8mm)Size: 5.83"(w) X 6.27"(h) (148.2 X 159.3mm)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.Cute Alien Monster Baby Embroidery Applique Design, Heart Machine Embroidery Design, Love Symbol Embroidery Pattern, Cardiology Hollow Organ Muscle Herat, Embroidery Art, DIY Project Idea, Original Digital Supplies For Embroidery Machines, Artsupplies For Handmade Embroidery Projects, Quality Embroidery Digitizing

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.Christmas is usually celebrated with family or friends and with giving gifts to each other. In German-speaking and some other countries, gifts are usually given in the evening on December 24 and are considered the most prominent part of the Christmas celebration. In English-speaking countries, gifts are usually given on the morning of Christmas Day. The gift-giving ritual refers to mythical gift-bringers such as the Christ Child or Santa Claus, some of whom are also played. Such rites, like the festival as a whole, serve to strengthen family relationships. Many countries associate other customs of their own with Christmas. Attending a church service on Christmas Eve, the night or morning of December 25 is part of the festive tradition for many people.In Western Christianity, Christmas is one of the three main festivals of the church year, along with Easter and Pentecost. As a church holiday, December 25 is documented since 336 in Rome. It is not clear how this date came about.Emperor Aurelian had set December 25, 274, as an empire-wide feast day for the Roman sun god Sol Invictus; early Christians drew parallels between this sun god and "Christ, the true sun" (Christus verus Sol). The custom of giving presents to children at Christmas in the way that is customary today dates back to the Biedermeier period and was initially restricted to upper middle-class circles, because only they had the living room, which was used like a stage, at their disposal, could afford a private Christmas tree, and could choose children's gifts from the increasingly diverse assortment of toys. Product Number: N01070Product Name: Go_Jesus_its_your_BirthdayThis design comes with the following sizes:Size: 3.45"(w) X 3.87"(h) (87.6 X 98.4mm)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.Go Jesus Christmas Saying Machine Embroidery Design, Xmas Embroidery Pattern, Christmas Eve Designs, Holiday Embroidery Art, Feast Of Christmas, DIY Project Idea, Unique Digital Supplies For Embroidery Machines

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.Christmas is usually celebrated with family or friends and with giving gifts to each other. In German-speaking and some other countries, gifts are usually given in the evening on December 24 and are considered the most prominent part of the Christmas celebration. In English-speaking countries, gifts are usually given on the morning of Christmas Day. The gift-giving ritual refers to mythical gift-bringers such as the Christ Child or Santa Claus, some of whom are also played. Such rites, like the festival as a whole, serve to strengthen family relationships. Many countries associate other customs of their own with Christmas. Attending a church service on Christmas Eve, the night or morning of December 25 is part of the festive tradition for many people.In Western Christianity, Christmas is one of the three main festivals of the church year, along with Easter and Pentecost. As a church holiday, December 25 is documented since 336 in Rome. It is not clear how this date came about.Emperor Aurelian had set December 25, 274, as an empire-wide feast day for the Roman sun god Sol Invictus; early Christians drew parallels between this sun god and "Christ, the true sun" (Christus verus Sol). The custom of giving presents to children at Christmas in the way that is customary today dates back to the Biedermeier period and was initially restricted to upper middle-class circles, because only they had the living room, which was used like a stage, at their disposal, could afford a private Christmas tree, and could choose children's gifts from the increasingly diverse assortment of toys. Product Number: N01076Product Name: I_just_want_to_bake_and_watch_Christmas_MoviesThis design comes with the following sizes:Size: 3.51"(w) X 3.89"(h) (89.1 X 98.7mm)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.I Just Want To Bake And Watch Christmas Movies Saying Machine Embroidery Design, Xmas Embroidery Pattern, Christmas Eve Designs, Holiday Embroidery Art, Feast Of Christmas, DIY Project Idea, Unique Digital Supplies For Embroidery Machines

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.Christmas is usually celebrated with family or friends and with giving gifts to each other. In German-speaking and some other countries, gifts are usually given in the evening on December 24 and are considered the most prominent part of the Christmas celebration. In English-speaking countries, gifts are usually given on the morning of Christmas Day. The gift-giving ritual refers to mythical gift-bringers such as the Christ Child or Santa Claus, some of whom are also played. Such rites, like the festival as a whole, serve to strengthen family relationships. Many countries associate other customs of their own with Christmas. Attending a church service on Christmas Eve, the night or morning of December 25 is part of the festive tradition for many people.In Western Christianity, Christmas is one of the three main festivals of the church year, along with Easter and Pentecost. As a church holiday, December 25 is documented since 336 in Rome. It is not clear how this date came about.Emperor Aurelian had set December 25, 274, as an empire-wide feast day for the Roman sun god Sol Invictus; early Christians drew parallels between this sun god and "Christ, the true sun" (Christus verus Sol). The custom of giving presents to children at Christmas in the way that is customary today dates back to the Biedermeier period and was initially restricted to upper middle-class circles, because only they had the living room, which was used like a stage, at their disposal, could afford a private Christmas tree, and could choose children's gifts from the increasingly diverse assortment of toys. Product Number: N01075Product Name: I_ate_Santas_cookiesThis design comes with the following sizes:Size: 3.81"(w) X 3.23"(h) (96.8 X 82.1mm)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.I Ate Santa's Cookies Christmas Saying Machine Embroidery Design, Xmas Embroidery Pattern, Christmas Eve Designs, Holiday Embroidery Art, Feast Of Christmas, DIY Project Idea, Unique Digital Supplies For Embroidery Machines

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: N01077Product Name: I_love_SantaThis design comes with the following sizes:Size: 3.77"(w) X 2.56"(h) (95.8 X 65.1mm)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.I Love Santa Claus Christmas Saying 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

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.Christmas is usually celebrated with family or friends and with giving gifts to each other. In German-speaking and some other countries, gifts are usually given in the evening on December 24 and are considered the most prominent part of the Christmas celebration. In English-speaking countries, gifts are usually given on the morning of Christmas Day. The gift-giving ritual refers to mythical gift-bringers such as the Christ Child or Santa Claus, some of whom are also played. Such rites, like the festival as a whole, serve to strengthen family relationships. Many countries associate other customs of their own with Christmas. Attending a church service on Christmas Eve, the night or morning of December 25 is part of the festive tradition for many people.In Western Christianity, Christmas is one of the three main festivals of the church year, along with Easter and Pentecost. As a church holiday, December 25 is documented since 336 in Rome. It is not clear how this date came about.Emperor Aurelian had set December 25, 274, as an empire-wide feast day for the Roman sun god Sol Invictus; early Christians drew parallels between this sun god and "Christ, the true sun" (Christus verus Sol). The custom of giving presents to children at Christmas in the way that is customary today dates back to the Biedermeier period and was initially restricted to upper middle-class circles, because only they had the living room, which was used like a stage, at their disposal, could afford a private Christmas tree, and could choose children's gifts from the increasingly diverse assortment of toys. Product Number: N01079Product Name: Im_only_a_morning_person_on_dec_25th  This design comes with the following sizes:Size: 3.90"(w) X 3.82"(h) (99.0 X 97.1mm)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.Christmas Saying Im Only A Morning Person On Dec 25th Machine Embroidery Design, Xmas Embroidery Pattern, Christmas Eve Designs, Holiday Embroidery Art, Feast Of Christmas, DIY Project Idea, Unique Digital Supplies For Embroidery Machines

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.Christmas is usually celebrated with family or friends and with giving gifts to each other. In German-speaking and some other countries, gifts are usually given in the evening on December 24 and are considered the most prominent part of the Christmas celebration. In English-speaking countries, gifts are usually given on the morning of Christmas Day. The gift-giving ritual refers to mythical gift-bringers such as the Christ Child or Santa Claus, some of whom are also played. Such rites, like the festival as a whole, serve to strengthen family relationships. Many countries associate other customs of their own with Christmas. Attending a church service on Christmas Eve, the night or morning of December 25 is part of the festive tradition for many people.In Western Christianity, Christmas is one of the three main festivals of the church year, along with Easter and Pentecost. As a church holiday, December 25 is documented since 336 in Rome. It is not clear how this date came about.Emperor Aurelian had set December 25, 274, as an empire-wide feast day for the Roman sun god Sol Invictus; early Christians drew parallels between this sun god and "Christ, the true sun" (Christus verus Sol). The custom of giving presents to children at Christmas in the way that is customary today dates back to the Biedermeier period and was initially restricted to upper middle-class circles, because only they had the living room, which was used like a stage, at their disposal, could afford a private Christmas tree, and could choose children's gifts from the increasingly diverse assortment of toys. Product Number: N01066Product Name: Dear_santa_I_want_it_allThis design comes with the following sizes:Size: 3.90"(w) X 3.45"(h) (99.0 X 87.6mm)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.Dear Santa Claus Christmas Saying Machine Embroidery Design, Xmas Embroidery Pattern, Christmas Eve Designs, Holiday Embroidery Art, Feast Of Christmas, DIY Project Idea, Unique Digital Supplies For Embroidery Machines