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Tractors & Farm Machinery

John Deere Tractor Embroidery Design

€6.99≈ $7.62charged in euros
  • 1 size included
  • 9 machine formats included

Does it fit your hoop and machine?

104 × 100 mmFrom the fileFits a 5×7 in hoop (130 × 180 mm)

Works with Brother · Janome · Husqvarna · Bernina · Tajima and most home machines.

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  • ART
  • CND
  • DST
  • EXP
  • HUS
  • JEF
  • KSM
  • PEC
  • PES

SEW, XXX: delivered only in split parts for small hoops; not counted as a complete format for this size.

Geometric check against standard hoop sizes. It does not certify a specific machine model.

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25,706 stitches · 29 colour stops · 11 threads

+13in stitching order · read from the embroidery file

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Embroidery thread colours & stitching order

Read stop by stop from the embroidery file in your download.

104 × 100 mm · 4.11 × 3.94 in · 5×7 in · Ideal: towels · totes · shirts11 colours · 29 stops · 25,706 stitches
  1. 1dark grey2511%#6E6A61
  2. 2soft black1,3585%#222827
  3. 3black3721%#000000
  4. 4forest green2,2899%#33633D
  5. 5soft black1,6376%#222827
  6. 6taupe910%#B7B29E
  7. 7rust1781%#B15049
  8. 8white1260%#FFFFFF
  9. 9forest green4922%#33633D
  10. 10honey4812%#E0C461
  11. 11black7373%#000000
  12. 12violet1110%#9900CC
  13. 13honey5292%#E0C461
  14. 14soft black2001%#222827
  15. 15dark grey2,1588%#6E6A61
  16. 16black8173%#000000
  17. 17soft black5462%#222827
  18. 18dark grey1,3235%#6E6A61
  19. 19light grey1,2135%#A9D3D1
  20. 20soft black2,48210%#222827
  21. 21forest green1,5056%#33633D
  22. 22taupe1581%#B7B29E
  23. 23black1,0294%#000000
  24. 24soft black7523%#222827
  25. 25honey480%#E0C461
  26. 26coral800%#DD5317
  27. 27honey5802%#E0C461
  28. 28dark grey2,92611%#6E6A61
  29. 29black1,2375%#000000

11 spools for 29 stops: some colours come back

  • stops 1, 15, 18, 28 · 26%
  • stops 2, 5, 14, 17, 20, 24 · 27%
  • stops 3, 11, 16, 23, 29 · 16%
  • stops 4, 9, 21 · 17%
  • stops 6, 22 · 1%
  • stops 7 · 1%
  • stops 8 · 0%
  • stops 10, 13, 25, 27 · 6%
  • stops 12 · 0%
  • stops 19 · 5%
  • stops 26 · 0%

Stitch counts are per stop, read from an embroidery file. Colours are an approximate visual guide based on the available files or previews. Choose the thread colours you prefer.

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Chart for the selected size: 104 × 100 mm

Machine time

about 55–68 minSingle-needle home machine Estimate

Multi-needle machine: about 28–38 min

A range, not a promise: stitches ÷ effective speed, plus one pause per colour change. Adjust it to your machine.

Adjust speed and pauses

Multi-needle machine: Effective speed (spm) 700–950 · Pause per colour change (s) 3

Hooping, stabilizer and threading are not included (typically 5–15 min). Nominal speeds from manufacturer specifications (e.g. Janome MC500E 400–860 spm). Effective speed is lower.

Before you start & guidance for your fabric
  1. Load the file for this size and check the machine reads the right format.
  2. Choose a hoop the design fits in with margin; do not scale the design to force it.
  3. Prepare the threads in the order below; some colours come back later in the sequence.
  4. Hoop fabric and stabilizer together, flat and without stretching.
  5. Use a fresh embroidery needle; stitch a test on a scrap of the same fabric if in doubt.

Guidance for your fabric

The heavier the fabric and the denser the design, the heavier the stabilizer. Cut-away is the safer choice for knits and high stitch counts; tear-away suits stable wovens.

Needle: an embroidery needle (75/11 or 90/14) with rayon or polyester embroidery thread; a metallic needle for metallic threads. Size depends on thread and fabric, not on the stitch count.

General guidance from stabilizer and needle manufacturers' guides (OESD, Sulky, Madeira, SCHMETZ). It does not replace a test on your own fabric. No tension values are given: they depend on your machine.

Formats & technical data for this size

  • ART
  • CND
  • DST
  • EXP
  • HUS
  • JEF
  • KSM
  • PEC
  • PES

SEW, XXX: delivered split in 3 parts for machines with a small hoop or limited memory, not as one file.

DST header count: 25,894 · Jumps: 159 · Longest stitch: 11.6 mm · Bobbin thread: 42.4 m · Thread trims: 49 From the file

What is verified and what is an estimate
  • Size, stitch count, stitching order and stitches per block are read from the embroidery file you download.
  • Colours are read from the file when it carries them; otherwise they come from a machine palette and are marked as such.
  • Machine time, hoop and fabric guidance are estimates or general rules with their assumptions shown.

Data notes

  • cortes: hoja Wilcom 49 / rachas >=3 saltos DST 39
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About this design

25,706 stitches, 29 colour stops and 10 thread colours: grey, charcoal, black, green, yellow, red, white, purple, teal and orange. That is John Deere Tractor, ready to run. At 104 × 100 mm it fits a 5×7 in hoop, which makes it a natural choice for a shirt back, a tote or the front of a hoodie.

You get the full stop sequence before you buy: which colour goes down first, how many stitches each pass takes and where the 28 thread changes fall. The heaviest pass is the grey at 2,926 stitches, 11% of the design, so that is the one to plan your stabiliser around.

The download carries every machine format, and the colour chart is right on this page, stop by stop, for the machine side.