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The western alphabet is given an asian flavor in this monogram set. The satin stitch letters can be used alone or combined as a two-letter monogram. Either version can be enclosed within a satin stitch border - three border sizes are included.
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Although the artwork for this style comes from French handwork monogram patterns from the 1930s, this could just as easily be a contemporary design in a James Bond or a Kung Fu film. The letters are large and are executed in satin stitch with ample underlay to give plenty of lift. The wide satin stitch fill area has been split into two columns to provide plenty of durability and a sophisticated look.
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Paris in the 1930s - a truly international city that embraced art and culture from around the world. This monogram style from 1933 has an oriental flavor, stylish and elegant. This playful style would be perfect on chiffon pajamas.
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This two-color Greek style is perfect for sororities and fraternities. The outlines can be used without the fills. The complete Greek alphabet has been digitized - 24 letters.
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These are two-color designs, which can be used in combination for a shadowed effect, or, to simplify the look the first color can be skipped on the machine.
Artwork and consultation for the Hebrew Lettering set is courtesy of Mrs. Chana Stein, an educator who lives with her family in Michigan.
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The fill pattern in each letter of this monogram is formed from signal flags from the international flag code which represent the letter. The flags have fill stitches with running stitch borders and details. Digitized for applique, each letter has a two-color border. Perfect for boaters (lake or ocean.)
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