Machine Embroidery Designs

Unlike the rest of Wow SVG, this category holds machine embroidery files rather than SVG cut files. You load them into an embroidery machine, which stitches the design onto fabric; a Cricut or Silhouette can't use them.

Embroidery designs you can stitch

• Applique: "Teddy Bear" with a yellow applique body, a soft choice for baby blankets and bibs.
• Seasonal: a "Jack-O'-Lantern" for Halloween and a plaid-pattern "Christmas Tree" for stockings and holiday towels.
• Hearts and butterflies: "Love Heart" with a swirl pattern and "Mini Butterfly" with heart-shaped wings, small enough for a pocket or cuff.
• Words to stitch: "Be Real Not Perfect" in heart script and "Cute Smart And A Little Bit Dramatic" for kids' tops.
• Cabin season: "I'm Coming To The Cottage Est 2026" with a hockey and cabin theme, for hoodies and blankets.

What to make

Stitch the mini butterfly or heart on a shirt pocket, add the Christmas tree to a stocking cuff, or put the teddy bear applique on a baby blanket. Word designs look good on sweatshirts, tote bags and pillow covers, and the cottage design suits a cabin hoodie or throw.

Embroidery file formats

These are machine embroidery files in formats such as DST and PES, not SVG, PNG or DXF cut files. PES is the format used by Brother and Baby Lock home machines, and DST is widely read by commercial and multi-needle machines. Check each product page for the formats included, and use your machine's software to resize carefully, since large size changes affect stitch density.

Related collections

• Christmas SVG: holiday cut files to pair with stitched gifts
• Halloween SVG: more pumpkin and spooky designs
• Hockey SVG: cut files for hockey families
• Family SVG: designs for parents, kids and grandparents

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I cut these embroidery designs on a Cricut or Silhouette?

No. Wow SVG embroidery designs are stitch files for embroidery machines, not cut files, so vinyl cutters and laser software can't use them.

Which embroidery machines can use DST and PES files?

PES files are read by Brother and Baby Lock home embroidery machines, and DST is a common format for commercial and multi-needle machines. Many embroidery programs can convert between formats if your machine needs another one.

What do I need for the applique teddy bear?

Applique designs stitch a placement line, then a tack-down line, then the final satin edge, so you need a piece of fabric for the bear body and small scissors to trim it between steps.