Minimalist book, apple, and pencil embroidery design—ideal for teacher totes, classroom décor, and kids’ gear. Single-color, beginner-friendly machine embroidery file in multiple formats.
This design is an embroidery design, optimized for embroidery machines.
Apple & Pencil Embroidery Design Book Proceed to the main menu Go back to the item page This clear one line design has an opened textbook with the classic red apple shape as well as a pencil in an open style hence a perfect typeface to decorate teacher tote bags, library book totes, classroom banners, aprons, kid backpacks, quilt blocks, and hoop crafts. Since the artwork has solid color, it stitches out quick and neat on cotton, canvas, denim, felt, and many others. It fits perfectly into all leading embroidery machines and can be ready to be used by everyone as its functions are simple enough to achieve quick back-to-school results.
This product comes in the following sizes:
3.14" X 4.01” (79.76 X 101.85 mm) 3.93" X 5.01” (99.82 X 127.25 mm) 4.71" X 6.01” (119.63 X 152.65 mm) 5.49" X 7.01” (139.45 X 178.05 mm)
📁 File Formats Included:School Book & Apple Embroidery Design | Teacher Gift Machine Embroidery File
DST, PES, EXP, JEF, HUS, VP3, XXX – works with all major embroidery machines
✨ Features
Less-is-more, one-line book, one-line apple and one-line pencil theme And single-color palette to simply change threads • Low stitch count: clean outline in satin, easy to trim patches on the back
Use Cases
• Customize aprons, lanyards or tote bags of teachers • Tie a scholastic badge to one of the school sacks, backpack, or pencil pouch of kids • Design speedy banners, reading-corner pillows or bulletin-board circle art
💡 Benefits
• Quick stitch-out-The last-minute gift • Appears very smart with light or dark cloths • instantly gives any embroidery project an academic, back-to-school look
❓ FAQs:
Q: May I use fabric applique to fill in the apple or book rather than use thread? A: Oh, yes--just stop the machine after you do the outline stitches, put some scrap of cloth, tack it down with tack-down run, cut off the little bit you don t need and keep on stitching at an easy applique fill.
Q: Is there a chance of the fine lines losing their shape on stretchy T-shirt knits? A: You can, with a medium cut-away stabilizer, and a light topping of water-solubility. This prevents the satin columns into stretchy clothes.
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