Turn heads with this Burning Money Bag Embroidery Design, featuring a stitched cash bag with a bold dollar symbol and dramatic flames for a high-impact look. The layered flame colors and strong black outlines make it ideal for jacket backs, hoodies, streetwear patches, backpacks, and statement merch. The worksheet indicates Tajima machine format with 8 colors and 7 color changes (8 stops), giving rich detail and clean separation between flame shades and outlines.
📐 Sizes (Inch & mm) + Stitches
2.31" × 3.51" (58.7 × 89.2 mm) — 11,348 stitches
2.65" × 4.01" (67.3 × 101.9 mm) — 13,385 stitches
2.97" × 4.51" (75.4 × 114.6 mm) — 15,378 stitches
3.30" × 5.01" (83.8 × 127.3 mm) — 17,590 stitches
3.64" × 5.51" (92.5 × 140.0 mm) — 19,707 stitches
3.97" × 6.01" (100.8 × 152.7 mm) — 21,899 stitches
4.30" × 6.51" (109.2 × 165.4 mm) — 24,362 stitches
4.63" × 7.01" (117.6 × 178.1 mm) — 26,937 stitches
4.96" × 7.51" (126.0 × 190.8 mm) — 29,514 stitches
✨ Features
Flaming money bag artwork with strong outline and layered fire colors.
8 colors total with 7 color changes listed in the worksheet for detailed shading.
Great for bold placements—reads clearly even from a distance.
🧵 File Formats Included
The worksheet output shows Machine format: Tajima for this design.
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🎨 Use Cases
Hoodie fronts/backs, denim jackets, and streetwear drops.
Patches for backpacks, caps, and workwear-style gear.
Gamer merch and “hustle” themed gifts.
💡 Benefits
Multiple sizes included for different hoop sizes and placements.
Rich flame shading thanks to multi-color layering.
Strong black outlining helps details stay sharp on many fabrics.
❓ FAQs
Q: Can I resize this design?
A: Use the included sizes for best stitch quality; large resizing can affect fill density and flame details.
Q: What stabilizer should I use?
A: For heavy fill designs on apparel, a medium-to-firm cutaway stabilizer is recommended; add topping on textured fabrics if needed.
Q: Can I reduce the number of colors?
A: Yes—combine similar flame shades (e.g., keep 2–3 flame colors) for faster stitching, but some shading detail will be reduced.