Winter Sports
In German-speaking countries, winter sports are sports that are symbolic of winter because they are practiced on snow and ice. In the past, these took place only in winter because of the seasonal dependency, but nowadays they are possible at any time of the year and in all climatic regions thanks to ice and ski halls. In other cultures, such as North America, however, winter sports are those that are usually practiced indoors and in artificial light during the winter.
Winter sports include, first of all, the traditional sports on skis, on the sled and on runners. With these aids the locomotion on snow and ice became possible. Gradually, sporting competitions emerged, often based on the landscape and cultural conditions.
The locomotion on skis differs considerably in flat or mountainous environments. Likewise, there are significant differences in sleds, depending on whether they were pulled by dogs or horses, or whether they were companions primarily for downhill skiing. The use of runners under boots or carts to glide on ice is more rooted in the lowlands.
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Snowboard Winter Sport III
Snowboarding began in 1900 with the invention of the monoglider by the Austrian Toni Lenhardt. He was so successful with it that monoglider competitions were held in Bruck an der Mur from 1914. It is said that in 1929 the US-American Jack Burchett was the first to think about how to make a rideable base from chipboard, horse reins and clotheslines that was suitable for snow. However, his idea was purely private and never reached the market. The intellectual roots of snowboarding lie in surfing.In 1963, surfer Sherman Poppen and later skateboarding world champion Tom Sims (both from the U.S.) experimented with old doors and large wooden boards on which they mounted tabs to recreate the feeling of surfing on snow. Poppen developed the Snurfer and eighth-grader Tom Sims the "Skiboard" built as a school project in 1963, which is considered one of the original snowboards.Today, snowboarding is a popular sport that has grown from a small "faith community" to millions of followers. Ski resorts have recognized this trend for some time and invested large sums in adapting their slopes (or at least parts of them) to the needs of snowboarders. So-called "fun parks" can now be found in every major ski resort; they usually contain rails, half pipes, quarter pipes, ramps, corner jumps, straight jumps and the like. As a result, the sport has developed in its professionalism and allowed the competition to grow continuously in all its disciplines.Product Number: N02455Product Name: Extreme_SportsThis design comes with the following sizes:Size: 3.64"(w) X 3.38"(h) (92.5 X 85.9mm)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.Extreme Winter Sport Machine Embroidery Design, Snowboarding Embroidery Pattern, Snowboarder Designs, Embroidery Art, DIY Project Idea, Unique Digital Supplies For Embroidery Machines
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Snowboard Winter Sport IV
Snowboarding began in 1900 with the invention of the monoglider by the Austrian Toni Lenhardt. He was so successful with it that monoglider competitions were held in Bruck an der Mur from 1914. It is said that in 1929 the US-American Jack Burchett was the first to think about how to make a rideable base from chipboard, horse reins and clotheslines that was suitable for snow. However, his idea was purely private and never reached the market. The intellectual roots of snowboarding lie in surfing.In 1963, surfer Sherman Poppen and later skateboarding world champion Tom Sims (both from the U.S.) experimented with old doors and large wooden boards on which they mounted tabs to recreate the feeling of surfing on snow. Poppen developed the Snurfer and eighth-grader Tom Sims the "Skiboard" built as a school project in 1963, which is considered one of the original snowboards.Today, snowboarding is a popular sport that has grown from a small "faith community" to millions of followers. Ski resorts have recognized this trend for some time and invested large sums in adapting their slopes (or at least parts of them) to the needs of snowboarders. So-called "fun parks" can now be found in every major ski resort; they usually contain rails, half pipes, quarter pipes, ramps, corner jumps, straight jumps and the like. As a result, the sport has developed in its professionalism and allowed the competition to grow continuously in all its disciplines.Product Number: N02456Product Name: Extreme_SportsThis design comes with the following sizes:Size: 3.64"(w) X 3.38"(h) (92.5 X 85.9mm)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.Winter Sport Machine Embroidery Design, Snowboarding Embroidery Pattern, Snowboarder Designs, Embroidery Art, DIY Project Idea, Unique Digital Supplies For Embroidery Machines
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Skiing Winter Sport IV
In skiing a skier glides over the snow on two skis on a ski slope or in open terrain. If the term skiing is usually used to define the broad sport variant, the competitive sport has the designation "Alpine skiing". Skiing as an overall concept of winter sports also includes cross-country skiing. The Norwegian landscape of Telemark is generally considered to be the region of origin of skiing as a sporting activity.Less well known is that as early as the 17th century there were reports of peasants in Carniola completing daring descents and even a kind of slalom on skis, also known as "Krainer Farmer skiing." Slavic immigrants brought skis to Slovenia from northeastern Russia in the 17th century. Krainer peasant skiing, however, has little significance for the spread of skiing. The Norwegians were responsible for the massive spread of skiing in Europe and North America. Their technique of moving around in the snow on rudimentary boards gave rise to ski jumping. In order to make training more efficient, they had to stop quickly after jumps in order to shorten the ascent time. That is why they developed the first directional changes or stop turns. At that time, Telemark and Kristiania turns were to be distinguished. The concave-shaped original ski developed there already had a waist, similar to modern carving skis. The other skiing techniques (cross-country skiing, touring and, in a broader sense, ski jumping) are also derived from this original style of skiing with a binding that is not fixed on the heel side.Product Number: N10551Product Name: skiing-IXThis design comes with the following sizes:Size: 2.83"(w) X 4.40"(h) (71.8mm X 111.8mm) Size: 2.90"(w) X 4.52"(h) (73.6mm X 114.8mm) Size: 2.93"(w) X 4.56"(h) (74.4mm X 115.8mm) Size: 2.95"(w) X 4.60"(h) (75.0mm X 116.8mm) Size: 3.20"(w) X 4.99"(h) (81.4mm X 126.8mm) Size: 3.33"(w) X 5.19"(h) (84.6mm X 131.8mm) Size: 3.43"(w) X 5.35"(h) (87.2mm X 135.8mm) Size: 3.46"(w) X 5.39"(h) (87.8mm X 136.8mm) Size: 3.50"(w) X 5.46"(h) (89.0mm X 138.8mm) Size: 3.56"(w) X 5.54"(h) (90.4mm X 140.8mm) Size: 3.58"(w) X 5.58"(h) (91.0mm X 141.8mm) Size: 3.61"(w) X 5.62"(h) (91.6mm X 142.8mm) Size: 3.69"(w) X 5.74"(h) (93.6mm X 145.8mm) Size: 3.71"(w) X 5.78"(h) (94.2mm X 146.8mm) Size: 3.76"(w) X 5.86"(h) (95.6mm X 148.8mm) Size: 3.81"(w) X 5.94"(h) (96.8mm X 150.8mm) Size: 3.86"(w) X 6.02"(h) (98.0mm X 152.8mm) Size: 3.91"(w) X 6.09"(h) (99.4mm X 154.8mm) Size: 3.98"(w) X 6.21"(h) (101.2mm X 157.8mm) Size: 4.02"(w) X 6.25"(h) (102.0mm X 158.8mm) Size: 4.04"(w) X 6.29"(h) (102.6mm X 159.8mm) Size: 4.09"(w) X 6.37"(h) (103.8mm X 161.8mm) Size: 4.14"(w) X 6.45"(h) (105.2mm X 163.8mm) Size: 4.19"(w) X 6.53"(h) (106.4mm X 165.8mm) Size: 4.21"(w) X 6.57"(h) (107.0mm X 166.8mm) Size: 4.37"(w) X 6.80"(h) (111.0mm X 172.8mm) Size: 4.39"(w) X 6.84"(h) (111.6mm X 173.8mm) Size: 4.42"(w) X 6.88"(h) (112.2mm X 174.8mm) Size: 4.52"(w) X 7.04"(h) (114.8mm X 178.8mm) Size: 4.54"(w) X 7.08"(h) (115.4mm X 179.8mm) Size: 4.60"(w) X 7.16"(h) (116.8mm X 181.8mm) Size: 4.65"(w) X 7.24"(h) (118.0mm X 183.8mm) Size: 4.69"(w) X 7.31"(h) (119.2mm X 185.8mm) Size: 4.92"(w) X 7.67"(h) (125.0mm X 194.8mm) Size: 5.02"(w) X 7.83"(h) (127.6mm X 198.8mm) Size: 5.05"(w) X 7.87"(h) (128.2mm X 199.8mm) Size: 5.17"(w) X 8.06"(h) (131.4mm X 204.8mm) Size: 5.20"(w) X 8.10"(h) (132.2mm X 205.8mm) Size: 5.33"(w) X 8.30"(h) (135.4mm X 210.8mm) Size: 5.40"(w) X 8.42"(h) (137.2mm X 213.8mm) Size: 5.46"(w) X 8.50"(h) (138.6mm X 215.8mm) Size: 5.73"(w) X 8.93"(h) (145.6mm X 226.8mm) Size: 5.81"(w) X 9.05"(h) (147.6mm X 229.8mm) Size: 5.86"(w) X 9.13"(h) (148.8mm X 231.8mm) Size: 6.11"(w) X 9.52"(h) (155.2mm X 241.8mm) Size: 6.13"(w) X 9.56"(h) (155.8mm X 242.8mm) Size: 6.36"(w) X 9.91"(h) (161.6mm X 251.8mm) Size: 6.39"(w) X 9.95"(h) (162.4mm X 252.8mm) Size: 6.44"(w) X 10.03"(h) (163.6mm X 254.8mm) Size: 6.69"(w) X 10.43"(h) (170.0mm X 264.8mm) Size: 6.94"(w) X 10.82"(h) (176.4mm X 274.8mm) Size: 7.07"(w) X 11.02"(h) (179.6mm X 279.8mm) Size: 7.17"(w) X 11.17"(h) (182.2mm X 283.8mm) Size: 7.80"(w) X 12.16"(h) (198.2mm X 308.8mm) Size: 8.16"(w) X 12.71"(h) (207.2mm X 322.8mm) Size: 8.36"(w) X 13.02"(h) (212.4mm X 330.8mm) Size: 9.09"(w) X 14.17"(h) (231.0mm X 359.8mm) Size: 9.76"(w) X 15.19"(h) (247.8mm X 385.8mm)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.Skiing Machine Embroidery Design, Winter Sport Embroidery Pattern, Alpine Skiing Embroidery Art, Skier DIY Project Idea, Original Digital Supplies For Embroidery Machines, Artsupplies For Handmade Embroidery Projects, Quality Embroidery Digitizing
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Speed Skating II
Skating - a group of sports and recreational disciplines in which the athlete moves on the ice on special steel skids (blades) attached to shoes, called skates. Both the skates and the boots themselves vary, depending on the discipline for which they are used.Product Number: N10556Product Name: ice-inline-skating-IIIThis design comes with the following sizes:Size: 6.45"(w) X 5.91"(h) (163.8mm X 150.0mm) Size: 6.88"(w) X 6.30"(h) (174.8mm X 160.0mm) Size: 7.39"(w) X 6.77"(h) (187.8mm X 172.0mm) Size: 7.51"(w) X 6.88"(h) (190.8mm X 174.8mm) Size: 10.03"(w) X 9.19"(h) (254.8mm X 233.4mm) Size: 10.07"(w) X 9.22"(h) (255.8mm X 234.2mm) Size: 10.35"(w) X 9.47"(h) (262.8mm X 240.6mm) Size: 10.94"(w) X 10.02"(h) (277.8mm X 254.4mm) Size: 11.17"(w) X 10.24"(h) (283.8mm X 260.0mm) Size: 11.41"(w) X 10.45"(h) (289.8mm X 265.4mm) Size: 11.61"(w) X 10.63"(h) (294.8mm X 270.0mm) Size: 11.92"(w) X 10.92"(h) (302.8mm X 277.4mm) Size: 12.39"(w) X 11.35"(h) (314.8mm X 288.4mm) Size: 12.55"(w) X 11.50"(h) (318.8mm X 292.0mm) Size: 12.63"(w) X 11.57"(h) (320.8mm X 293.8mm) Size: 12.98"(w) X 11.89"(h) (329.8mm X 302.0mm) Size: 13.77"(w) X 12.61"(h) (349.8mm X 320.4mm) Size: 14.17"(w) X 12.98"(h) (359.8mm X 329.6mm)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.Speed Skating Embroidery, Ice Skating Machine Embroidery Design, Skating Sport Embroidery Pattern, Recreational Disciplines Embroidery Art, Skates DIY Project Idea, Original Digital Supplies For Embroidery Machines, Artsupplies For Handmade Embroidery Projects, Quality Embroidery Digitizing
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Speed Skating I
Skating - a group of sports and recreational disciplines in which the athlete moves on the ice on special steel skids (blades) attached to shoes, called skates. Both the skates and the boots themselves vary, depending on the discipline for which they are used. Product Number: N10550Product Name: ice-inline-skating-IThis design comes with the following sizes:Size: 4.55"(w) X 5.50"(h) (115.6mm X 139.8mm) Size: 4.65"(w) X 5.62"(h) (118.2mm X 142.8mm) Size: 4.72"(w) X 5.70"(h) (119.8mm X 144.8mm) Size: 4.88"(w) X 5.90"(h) (124.0mm X 149.8mm) Size: 4.94"(w) X 5.98"(h) (125.6mm X 151.8mm) Size: 5.01"(w) X 6.06"(h) (127.2mm X 153.8mm) Size: 5.08"(w) X 6.13"(h) (129.0mm X 155.8mm) Size: 5.14"(w) X 6.21"(h) (130.6mm X 157.8mm) Size: 5.24"(w) X 6.33"(h) (133.0mm X 160.8mm) Size: 5.34"(w) X 6.45"(h) (135.6mm X 163.8mm) Size: 5.43"(w) X 6.57"(h) (138.0mm X 166.8mm) Size: 5.50"(w) X 6.65"(h) (139.6mm X 168.8mm) Size: 5.54"(w) X 6.69"(h) (140.6mm X 169.8mm) Size: 5.66"(w) X 6.84"(h) (143.8mm X 173.8mm) Size: 5.69"(w) X 6.88"(h) (144.6mm X 174.8mm) Size: 5.76"(w) X 6.96"(h) (146.4mm X 176.8mm) Size: 5.89"(w) X 7.12"(h) (149.6mm X 180.8mm) Size: 6.48"(w) X 7.83"(h) (164.6mm X 198.8mm) Size: 6.71"(w) X 8.10"(h) (170.4mm X 205.8mm) Size: 6.83"(w) X 8.26"(h) (173.6mm X 209.8mm) Size: 6.97"(w) X 8.42"(h) (177.0mm X 213.8mm) Size: 7.03"(w) X 8.49"(h) (178.6mm X 215.6mm) Size: 7.13"(w) X 8.61"(h) (181.0mm X 218.8mm) Size: 7.32"(w) X 8.85"(h) (186.0mm X 224.8mm) Size: 7.39"(w) X 8.92"(h) (187.6mm X 226.6mm) Size: 7.81"(w) X 9.44"(h) (198.4mm X 239.8mm) Size: 8.63"(w) X 10.43"(h) (219.2mm X 264.8mm) Size: 9.77"(w) X 11.80"(h) (248.2mm X 299.8mm) Size: 11.72"(w) X 14.16"(h) (297.8mm X 359.6mm)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.Speed Skating Embroidery Design, Ice Skating Machine Embroidery Design, Skating Sport Embroidery Pattern, Recreational Disciplines Embroidery Art, Skates DIY Project Idea, Original Digital Supplies For Embroidery Machines, Artsupplies For Handmade Embroidery Projects, Quality Embroidery Digitizing
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Snowboard Winter Sport II
Snowboarding began in 1900 with the invention of the monoglider by the Austrian Toni Lenhardt. He was so successful with it that monoglider competitions were held in Bruck an der Mur from 1914. It is said that in 1929 the US-American Jack Burchett was the first to think about how to make a rideable base from chipboard, horse reins and clotheslines that was suitable for snow. However, his idea was purely private and never reached the market. The intellectual roots of snowboarding lie in surfing.In 1963, surfer Sherman Poppen and later skateboarding world champion Tom Sims (both from the U.S.) experimented with old doors and large wooden boards on which they mounted tabs to recreate the feeling of surfing on snow. Poppen developed the Snurfer and eighth-grader Tom Sims the "Skiboard" built as a school project in 1963, which is considered one of the original snowboards.Today, snowboarding is a popular sport that has grown from a small "faith community" to millions of followers. Ski resorts have recognized this trend for some time and invested large sums in adapting their slopes (or at least parts of them) to the needs of snowboarders. So-called "fun parks" can now be found in every major ski resort; they usually contain rails, half pipes, quarter pipes, ramps, corner jumps, straight jumps and the like. As a result, the sport has developed in its professionalism and allowed the competition to grow continuously in all its disciplines.Product Number: N10555Product Name: snowboarding-IIThis design comes with the following sizes:Size: 5.20"(w) X 6.09"(h) (132.0mm X 154.8mm) Size: 5.30"(w) X 6.21"(h) (134.6mm X 157.8mm) Size: 5.34"(w) X 6.25"(h) (135.6mm X 158.8mm) Size: 5.37"(w) X 6.29"(h) (136.4mm X 159.8mm) Size: 5.40"(w) X 6.33"(h) (137.2mm X 160.8mm) Size: 5.43"(w) X 6.37"(h) (138.0mm X 161.8mm) Size: 5.61"(w) X 6.57"(h) (142.4mm X 166.8mm) Size: 5.64"(w) X 6.61"(h) (143.2mm X 167.8mm) Size: 5.67"(w) X 6.65"(h) (144.0mm X 168.8mm) Size: 5.74"(w) X 6.72"(h) (145.8mm X 170.8mm) Size: 5.77"(w) X 6.76"(h) (146.6mm X 171.6mm) Size: 5.80"(w) X 6.80"(h) (147.4mm X 172.8mm) Size: 5.94"(w) X 6.96"(h) (150.8mm X 176.8mm) Size: 5.98"(w) X 7.00"(h) (151.8mm X 177.8mm) Size: 6.14"(w) X 7.19"(h) (156.0mm X 182.6mm) Size: 6.17"(w) X 7.24"(h) (156.8mm X 183.8mm) Size: 6.20"(w) X 7.27"(h) (157.6mm X 184.6mm) Size: 6.28"(w) X 7.35"(h) (159.4mm X 186.6mm) Size: 6.35"(w) X 7.43"(h) (161.2mm X 188.8mm) Size: 6.41"(w) X 7.51"(h) (162.8mm X 190.8mm) Size: 6.44"(w) X 7.55"(h) (163.6mm X 191.8mm) Size: 8.90"(w) X 10.42"(h) (226.0mm X 264.6mm) Size: 8.96"(w) X 10.50"(h) (227.6mm X 266.6mm) Size: 9.57"(w) X 11.20"(h) (243.0mm X 284.6mm) Size: 9.80"(w) X 11.49"(h) (249.0mm X 291.8mm) Size: 10.38"(w) X 12.15"(h) (263.6mm X 308.6mm) Size: 10.68"(w) X 12.51"(h) (271.2mm X 317.8mm) Size: 10.75"(w) X 12.58"(h) (273.0mm X 319.6mm) Size: 11.65"(w) X 13.65"(h) (296.0mm X 346.6mm) Size: 11.76"(w) X 13.76"(h) (298.6mm X 349.6mm) Size: 12.09"(w) X 14.16"(h) (307.0mm X 359.6mm) 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.Snowboard Winter Sport Machine Embroidery Design, Snowboarding Embroidery Pattern, Snowboarder Designs, Embroidery Art, DIY Project Idea, Unique Digital Supplies For Embroidery Machines
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Skiing Winter Sport II
Ski jumping is a winter sport in which an athlete glides down a ski jump on skis to pick up speed, then jumps off the jump table and tries to fly as far as possible before touching down on the ground. In addition to the measured distance of the jump, the flight attitude and landing are also evaluated by jump judges, which together make up the overall score. As a discipline of the Winter Olympics, ski jumping is also called ski jumping or special jumping. Ski jumping is an individual sport, in connection with cross-country skiing also a part of Nordic combined. Since 1988, team jumping has also been held, in which usually four jumpers start for each participating country. The team's result is equal to the sum of the scores of the four individual jumpers. Ski jumping on particularly large hills (from a hill size of 185 m, so-called flying hills) is called ski flying.In skiing a skier glides over the snow on two skis on a ski slope or in open terrain. If the term skiing is usually used to define the broad sport variant, the competitive sport has the designation "Alpine skiing". Skiing as an overall concept of winter sports also includes cross-country skiing. The Norwegian landscape of Telemark is generally considered to be the region of origin of skiing as a sporting activity.Less well known is that as early as the 17th century there were reports of peasants in Carniola completing daring descents and even a kind of slalom on skis, also known as "Krainer Farmer skiing." Slavic immigrants brought skis to Slovenia from northeastern Russia in the 17th century. Krainer peasant skiing, however, has little significance for the spread of skiing. The Norwegians were responsible for the massive spread of skiing in Europe and North America. Their technique of moving around in the snow on rudimentary boards gave rise to ski jumping. In order to make training more efficient, they had to stop quickly after jumps in order to shorten the ascent time. That is why they developed the first directional changes or stop turns. At that time, Telemark and Kristiania turns were to be distinguished. The concave-shaped original ski developed there already had a waist, similar to modern carving skis. The other skiing techniques (cross-country skiing, touring and, in a broader sense, ski jumping) are also derived from this original style of skiing with a binding that is not fixed on the heel side.Product Number: N10484Product Name: skiing-IIThis design comes with the following sizes:ize: 5.54"(w) X 3.54"(h) (140.6mm X 89.8mm) Size: 5.57"(w) X 3.56"(h) (141.6mm X 90.4mm) Size: 5.61"(w) X 3.58"(h) (142.6mm X 91.0mm) Size: 5.73"(w) X 3.66"(h) (145.6mm X 93.0mm) Size: 5.77"(w) X 3.69"(h) (146.6mm X 93.6mm) Size: 5.85"(w) X 3.73"(h) (148.6mm X 94.8mm) Size: 5.93"(w) X 3.78"(h) (150.6mm X 96.0mm) Size: 6.24"(w) X 3.98"(h) (158.4mm X 101.2mm) Size: 6.44"(w) X 4.11"(h) (163.6mm X 104.4mm) Size: 6.52"(w) X 4.16"(h) (165.6mm X 105.6mm) Size: 6.83"(w) X 4.36"(h) (173.6mm X 110.8mm) Size: 6.87"(w) X 4.39"(h) (174.6mm X 111.4mm) Size: 6.95"(w) X 4.43"(h) (176.6mm X 112.6mm) Size: 6.99"(w) X 4.46"(h) (177.6mm X 113.4mm) Size: 7.03"(w) X 4.49"(h) (178.6mm X 114.0mm) Size: 7.07"(w) X 4.51"(h) (179.6mm X 114.6mm) Size: 7.11"(w) X 4.54"(h) (180.6mm X 115.2mm) Size: 7.15"(w) X 4.56"(h) (181.6mm X 115.8mm) Size: 7.23"(w) X 4.61"(h) (183.6mm X 117.2mm) Size: 7.27"(w) X 4.64"(h) (184.6mm X 117.8mm) Size: 7.31"(w) X 4.66"(h) (185.6mm X 118.4mm) Size: 7.50"(w) X 4.79"(h) (190.6mm X 121.6mm) Size: 7.54"(w) X 4.81"(h) (191.6mm X 122.2mm) Size: 10.02"(w) X 6.39"(h) (254.6mm X 162.4mm) Size: 10.22"(w) X 6.52"(h) (259.6mm X 165.6mm) Size: 10.41"(w) X 6.65"(h) (264.4mm X 168.8mm) Size: 10.81"(w) X 6.90"(h) (274.6mm X 175.2mm) Size: 11.01"(w) X 7.02"(h) (279.6mm X 178.4mm) Size: 11.17"(w) X 7.13"(h) (283.6mm X 181.0mm) Size: 12.15"(w) X 7.75"(h) (308.6mm X 196.8mm) Size: 12.70"(w) X 8.10"(h) (322.6mm X 205.8mm) Size: 13.02"(w) X 8.30"(h) (330.6mm X 210.8mm) Size: 14.15"(w) X 9.03"(h) (359.4mm X 229.4mm) Size: 15.18"(w) X 9.69"(h) (385.6mm X 246.0mm)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.Ski Jumping Machine Embroidery Design, Winter Sport Embroidery Pattern, Alpine Skiing Embroidery Art, Skier DIY Project Idea, Original Digital Supplies For Embroidery Machines, Artsupplies For Handmade Embroidery Projects, Quality Embroidery Digitizing
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Skiing Winter Sport III
Cross-country skiing is a type of skiing as well as a Nordic winter sport, where you glide on skis not only downhill, but also move horizontally or uphill on the snow by recoil. Specially prepared trails are usually used. Cross-country skiing is considered a sport recommended for health, as almost all muscle groups are worked. Sports related to cross-country skiing are biathlon, Nordic combined, ski orienteering, roller skiing, Nordic blading and Nordic walking. In skiing a skier glides over the snow on two skis on a ski slope or in open terrain. If the term skiing is usually used to define the broad sport variant, the competitive sport has the designation "Alpine skiing". Skiing as an overall concept of winter sports also includes cross-country skiing. The Norwegian landscape of Telemark is generally considered to be the region of origin of skiing as a sporting activity.Less well known is that as early as the 17th century there were reports of peasants in Carniola completing daring descents and even a kind of slalom on skis, also known as "Krainer Farmer skiing." Slavic immigrants brought skis to Slovenia from northeastern Russia in the 17th century. Krainer peasant skiing, however, has little significance for the spread of skiing. The Norwegians were responsible for the massive spread of skiing in Europe and North America. Their technique of moving around in the snow on rudimentary boards gave rise to ski jumping. In order to make training more efficient, they had to stop quickly after jumps in order to shorten the ascent time. That is why they developed the first directional changes or stop turns. At that time, Telemark and Kristiania turns were to be distinguished. The concave-shaped original ski developed there already had a waist, similar to modern carving skis. The other skiing techniques (cross-country skiing, touring and, in a broader sense, ski jumping) are also derived from this original style of skiing with a binding that is not fixed on the heel side.Product Number: N10486Product Name: skiing-IThis design comes with the following sizes:Size: 3.34"(w) X 2.44"(h) (84.8mm X 62.0mm) Size: 3.57"(w) X 2.61"(h) (90.8mm X 66.4mm) Size: 3.65"(w) X 2.68"(h) (92.8mm X 68.0mm) Size: 3.69"(w) X 2.70"(h) (93.8mm X 68.6mm) Size: 5.03"(w) X 3.69"(h) (127.8mm X 93.6mm) Size: 5.11"(w) X 3.74"(h) (129.8mm X 95.0mm) Size: 5.27"(w) X 3.86"(h) (133.8mm X 98.0mm) Size: 5.31"(w) X 3.89"(h) (134.8mm X 98.8mm) Size: 5.35"(w) X 3.91"(h) (135.8mm X 99.4mm) Size: 5.46"(w) X 4.00"(h) (138.8mm X 101.6mm) Size: 5.50"(w) X 4.03"(h) (139.8mm X 102.4mm) Size: 5.54"(w) X 4.06"(h) (140.8mm X 103.2mm) Size: 5.58"(w) X 4.09"(h) (141.8mm X 103.8mm) Size: 5.62"(w) X 4.12"(h) (142.8mm X 104.6mm) Size: 5.66"(w) X 4.15"(h) (143.8mm X 105.4mm) Size: 5.70"(w) X 4.17"(h) (144.8mm X 106.0mm) Size: 5.82"(w) X 4.26"(h) (147.8mm X 108.2mm) Size: 5.90"(w) X 4.32"(h) (149.8mm X 109.8mm) Size: 5.94"(w) X 4.35"(h) (150.8mm X 110.4mm) Size: 6.02"(w) X 4.41"(h) (152.8mm X 112.0mm) Size: 6.06"(w) X 4.43"(h) (153.8mm X 112.6mm) Size: 6.09"(w) X 4.46"(h) (154.8mm X 113.4mm) Size: 6.13"(w) X 4.50"(h) (155.8mm X 114.2mm) Size: 6.17"(w) X 4.52"(h) (156.8mm X 114.8mm) Size: 6.21"(w) X 4.55"(h) (157.8mm X 115.6mm) Size: 6.33"(w) X 4.64"(h) (160.8mm X 117.8mm) Size: 6.45"(w) X 4.72"(h) (163.8mm X 120.0mm) Size: 6.57"(w) X 4.81"(h) (166.8mm X 122.2mm) Size: 6.65"(w) X 4.87"(h) (168.8mm X 123.6mm) Size: 6.69"(w) X 4.90"(h) (169.8mm X 124.4mm) Size: 6.84"(w) X 5.01"(h) (173.8mm X 127.2mm) Size: 6.92"(w) X 5.07"(h) (175.8mm X 128.8mm) Size: 6.96"(w) X 5.09"(h) (176.8mm X 129.4mm) Size: 7.00"(w) X 5.13"(h) (177.8mm X 130.2mm) Size: 7.12"(w) X 5.21"(h) (180.8mm X 132.4mm) Size: 7.24"(w) X 5.30"(h) (183.8mm X 134.6mm) Size: 7.39"(w) X 5.42"(h) (187.8mm X 137.6mm) Size: 7.47"(w) X 5.47"(h) (189.8mm X 139.0mm) Size: 7.55"(w) X 5.53"(h) (191.8mm X 140.4mm) Size: 10.35"(w) X 7.58"(h) (262.8mm X 192.6mm) Size: 10.50"(w) X 7.69"(h) (266.8mm X 195.4mm) Size: 10.62"(w) X 7.78"(h) (269.8mm X 197.6mm) Size: 13.30"(w) X 9.74"(h) (337.8mm X 247.4mm) Size: 14.17"(w) X 10.38"(h) (359.8mm X 263.6mm)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. Cross Country Skiing Machine Embroidery Design, Winter Sport Embroidery Pattern, Alpine Skiing Embroidery Art, Skier DIY Project Idea, Original Digital Supplies For Embroidery Machines, Artsupplies For Handmade Embroidery Projects, Quality Embroidery Digitizing
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Skiing Winter Sport I
In skiing a skier glides over the snow on two skis on a ski slope or in open terrain. If the term skiing is usually used to define the broad sport variant, the competitive sport has the designation "Alpine skiing". Skiing as an overall concept of winter sports also includes cross-country skiing. The Norwegian landscape of Telemark is generally considered to be the region of origin of skiing as a sporting activity.Less well known is that as early as the 17th century there were reports of peasants in Carniola completing daring descents and even a kind of slalom on skis, also known as "Krainer Farmer skiing." Slavic immigrants brought skis to Slovenia from northeastern Russia in the 17th century. Krainer peasant skiing, however, has little significance for the spread of skiing. The Norwegians were responsible for the massive spread of skiing in Europe and North America. Their technique of moving around in the snow on rudimentary boards gave rise to ski jumping. In order to make training more efficient, they had to stop quickly after jumps in order to shorten the ascent time. That is why they developed the first directional changes or stop turns. At that time, Telemark and Kristiania turns were to be distinguished. The concave-shaped original ski developed there already had a waist, similar to modern carving skis. The other skiing techniques (cross-country skiing, touring and, in a broader sense, ski jumping) are also derived from this original style of skiing with a binding that is not fixed on the heel side.Product Number: N10487Product Name: skiing-IIIThis design comes with the following sizes:Size: 5.31"(w) X 3.88"(h) (134.8mm X 98.6mm) Size: 5.35"(w) X 3.91"(h) (135.8mm X 99.4mm) Size: 5.46"(w) X 4.00"(h) (138.8mm X 101.6mm) Size: 5.50"(w) X 4.02"(h) (139.6mm X 102.2mm) Size: 5.54"(w) X 4.06"(h) (140.8mm X 103.0mm) Size: 5.62"(w) X 4.11"(h) (142.8mm X 104.4mm) Size: 5.66"(w) X 4.14"(h) (143.8mm X 105.2mm) Size: 5.70"(w) X 4.17"(h) (144.8mm X 106.0mm) Size: 5.82"(w) X 4.26"(h) (147.8mm X 108.2mm) Size: 5.89"(w) X 4.31"(h) (149.6mm X 109.6mm) Size: 5.98"(w) X 4.37"(h) (151.8mm X 111.0mm) Size: 6.02"(w) X 4.40"(h) (152.8mm X 111.8mm) Size: 6.06"(w) X 4.43"(h) (153.8mm X 112.6mm) Size: 6.09"(w) X 4.46"(h) (154.8mm X 113.2mm) Size: 6.13"(w) X 4.49"(h) (155.8mm X 114.0mm) Size: 6.21"(w) X 4.55"(h) (157.8mm X 115.6mm) Size: 6.33"(w) X 4.63"(h) (160.8mm X 117.6mm) Size: 6.45"(w) X 4.72"(h) (163.8mm X 119.8mm) Size: 6.57"(w) X 4.81"(h) (166.8mm X 122.2mm) Size: 6.69"(w) X 4.89"(h) (169.8mm X 124.2mm) Size: 6.84"(w) X 5.01"(h) (173.8mm X 127.2mm) Size: 6.92"(w) X 5.07"(h) (175.8mm X 128.8mm) Size: 7.47"(w) X 5.47"(h) (189.8mm X 139.0mm) Size: 7.55"(w) X 5.53"(h) (191.8mm X 140.4mm) Size: 10.35"(w) X 7.57"(h) (262.8mm X 192.4mm) Size: 10.50"(w) X 7.69"(h) (266.8mm X 195.4mm) Size: 10.62"(w) X 7.78"(h) (269.8mm X 197.6mm) Size: 13.30"(w) X 9.74"(h) (337.8mm X 247.4mm) Size: 14.17"(w) X 10.37"(h) (359.8mm X 263.4mm)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.Carving Style Skiing Machine Embroidery Design, Winter Sport Embroidery Pattern, Alpine Skiing Embroidery Art, Skier DIY Project Idea, Original Digital Supplies For Embroidery Machines, Artsupplies For Handmade Embroidery Projects, Quality Embroidery Digitizing
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Snowboard Winter Sport I
Snowboarding began in 1900 with the invention of the monoglider by the Austrian Toni Lenhardt. He was so successful with it that monoglider competitions were held in Bruck an der Mur from 1914. It is said that in 1929 the US-American Jack Burchett was the first to think about how to make a rideable base from chipboard, horse reins and clotheslines that was suitable for snow. However, his idea was purely private and never reached the market. The intellectual roots of snowboarding lie in surfing.In 1963, surfer Sherman Poppen and later skateboarding world champion Tom Sims (both from the U.S.) experimented with old doors and large wooden boards on which they mounted tabs to recreate the feeling of surfing on snow. Poppen developed the Snurfer and eighth-grader Tom Sims the "Skiboard" built as a school project in 1963, which is considered one of the original snowboards.Today, snowboarding is a popular sport that has grown from a small "faith community" to millions of followers. Ski resorts have recognized this trend for some time and invested large sums in adapting their slopes (or at least parts of them) to the needs of snowboarders. So-called "fun parks" can now be found in every major ski resort; they usually contain rails, half pipes, quarter pipes, ramps, corner jumps, straight jumps and the like. As a result, the sport has developed in its professionalism and allowed the competition to grow continuously in all its disciplines.Product Number: N10485Product Name: snowboarding-IThis design comes with the following sizes:Size: 3.88"(w) X 5.31"(h) (98.6mm X 134.8mm) Size: 3.91"(w) X 5.35"(h) (99.2mm X 135.8mm) Size: 4.14"(w) X 5.66"(h) (105.2mm X 143.8mm) Size: 4.17"(w) X 5.70"(h) (105.8mm X 144.8mm) Size: 4.25"(w) X 5.82"(h) (108.0mm X 147.8mm) Size: 4.31"(w) X 5.90"(h) (109.6mm X 149.8mm) Size: 4.34"(w) X 5.94"(h) (110.2mm X 150.8mm) Size: 4.37"(w) X 5.98"(h) (111.0mm X 151.8mm) Size: 4.39"(w) X 6.02"(h) (111.6mm X 152.8mm) Size: 4.43"(w) X 6.06"(h) (112.4mm X 153.8mm) Size: 4.48"(w) X 6.13"(h) (113.8mm X 155.8mm) Size: 4.51"(w) X 6.17"(h) (114.6mm X 156.8mm) Size: 4.54"(w) X 6.21"(h) (115.4mm X 157.8mm) Size: 4.63"(w) X 6.33"(h) (117.6mm X 160.8mm) Size: 4.80"(w) X 6.57"(h) (122.0mm X 166.8mm) Size: 4.86"(w) X 6.65"(h) (123.4mm X 168.8mm) Size: 4.89"(w) X 6.69"(h) (124.2mm X 169.8mm) Size: 5.12"(w) X 7.00"(h) (130.0mm X 177.8mm) Size: 5.20"(w) X 7.12"(h) (132.2mm X 180.8mm) Size: 5.38"(w) X 7.35"(h) (136.6mm X 186.8mm) Size: 5.40"(w) X 7.39"(h) (137.2mm X 187.8mm) Size: 5.46"(w) X 7.47"(h) (138.8mm X 189.8mm) Size: 5.52"(w) X 7.55"(h) (140.2mm X 191.8mm) Size: 7.68"(w) X 10.50"(h) (195.0mm X 266.8mm) Size: 7.76"(w) X 10.62"(h) (197.2mm X 269.8mm) Size: 7.85"(w) X 10.74"(h) (199.4mm X 272.8mm) Size: 8.25"(w) X 11.29"(h) (209.6mm X 286.8mm) Size: 9.72"(w) X 13.30"(h) (247.0mm X 337.8mm) Size: 10.35"(w) X 14.17"(h) (263.0mm X 359.8mm)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.Snowbord Line Art Winter Sport Machine Embroidery Design, Snowboarding Embroidery Pattern, Snowboarder Designs, Embroidery Art, DIY Project Idea, Unique Digital Supplies For Embroidery Machines
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Born To Ride
Snowboarding began in 1900 with the invention of the monoglider by the Austrian Toni Lenhardt. He was so successful with it that monoglider competitions were held in Bruck an der Mur from 1914. It is said that in 1929 the US-American Jack Burchett was the first to think about how to make a rideable base from chipboard, horse reins and clotheslines that was suitable for snow. However, his idea was purely private and never reached the market. The intellectual roots of snowboarding lie in surfing.In 1963, surfer Sherman Poppen and later skateboarding world champion Tom Sims (both from the U.S.) experimented with old doors and large wooden boards on which they mounted tabs to recreate the feeling of surfing on snow. Poppen developed the Snurfer and eighth-grader Tom Sims the "Skiboard" built as a school project in 1963, which is considered one of the original snowboards.Today, snowboarding is a popular sport that has grown from a small "faith community" to millions of followers. Ski resorts have recognized this trend for some time and invested large sums in adapting their slopes (or at least parts of them) to the needs of snowboarders. So-called "fun parks" can now be found in every major ski resort; they usually contain rails, half pipes, quarter pipes, ramps, corner jumps, straight jumps and the like. As a result, the sport has developed in its professionalism and allowed the competition to grow continuously in all its disciplines.Product Number: EA00013Product Name: RideThis design comes with the following sizes:Size: 3.48"(w) X 3.91"(h) (88.5 X 99.2mm) Size: 5.11"(w) X 5.73"(h) (129.9 X 145.6mm) Size: 7.87"(w) X 8.82"(h) (199.8 X 224.0mm)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.Born To Ride Saying Embroidery, Winter Sport Machine Embroidery Design, Snowboarding Embroidery Pattern, Snowboarder Designs, Embroidery Art, DIY Project Idea, Unique Digital Supplies For Embroidery Machines
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Snowboarding Applique II
Snowboarding began in 1900 with the invention of the monoglider by the Austrian Toni Lenhardt. He was so successful with it that monoglider competitions were held in Bruck an der Mur from 1914. It is said that in 1929 the US-American Jack Burchett was the first to think about how to make a rideable base from chipboard, horse reins and clotheslines that was suitable for snow. However, his idea was purely private and never reached the market. The intellectual roots of snowboarding lie in surfing.In 1963, surfer Sherman Poppen and later skateboarding world champion Tom Sims (both from the U.S.) experimented with old doors and large wooden boards on which they mounted tabs to recreate the feeling of surfing on snow. Poppen developed the Snurfer and eighth-grader Tom Sims the "Skiboard" built as a school project in 1963, which is considered one of the original snowboards.Today, snowboarding is a popular sport that has grown from a small "faith community" to millions of followers. Ski resorts have recognized this trend for some time and invested large sums in adapting their slopes (or at least parts of them) to the needs of snowboarders. So-called "fun parks" can now be found in every major ski resort; they usually contain rails, half pipes, quarter pipes, ramps, corner jumps, straight jumps and the like. As a result, the sport has developed in its professionalism and allowed the competition to grow continuously in all its disciplines.Product Number: A00415Product Name: SnowboardThis design comes with the following sizes:Size: 3.98"(w) X 3.61"(h) (101.2 X 91.8mm) Size: 4.74"(w) X 4.34"(h) (120.4 X 110.2mm) Size: 5.53"(w) X 5.06"(h) (140.4 X 128.4mm) Size: 6.71"(w) X 6.13"(h) (170.4 X 155.8mm) Size: 7.85"(w) X 7.18"(h) (199.4 X 182.4mm)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.Snowbord Applique Embroidery Design, Winter Sport Machine Embroidery Design, Snowboarding Embroidery Pattern, Snowboarder Designs, Embroidery Art, DIY Project Idea, Unique Digital Supplies For Embroidery Machines
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