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Included formats:
PES · DST · EXP · VIP · HUS · XXX · JEF · VP3 · BX
Works with:
Brother · Bernina · Janome · Baby Lock · Singer · Tajima · Barudan · Husqvarna Viking · Pfaff + more
Color charts included:
PDF/image file with thread colors, stitch order & stitch counts
Use in any embroidery software or in the Artapli Lettering Tool for instant typing.
Default Instructions included.
| Size | in | mm | Stitches | Colors |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2.5 | 2.6×2.7" | 66×69 | 6097 | 8 |
| 3 | 3.0×3.2" | 76×80 | 7510 | 8 |
| 3.5 | 3.2×3.4" | 82×87 | 8478 | 8 |
A naughty seagull that looks like it is running off with your kitchen towel. Stitched in the hoop right onto a dish towel, it makes a fun gift for a beach-house kitchen.
The seagull comes in three sizes: 2.5, 3 and 3.5 inches. It is stitched in the hoop onto a floated towel; midway, the towel corner is folded and caught in the stitching, so the seagull seems to hold it.
Follow the step-by-step stitching sequence provided; the whole project is completed inside the hoop.
Product Type: In-the-Hoop (ITH) Project
ginger — 5 out of 5 — September 28, 2026
Stitch out great but i really didn't see any directions for this in file download! I found out the beak part that holds the towel stitched out first! Good thing I've done these before or I would have been confused! A suggestion maybe add directions with each file of when to fold the towel up!? Just a thought!
