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ITH Reindeer & Snowman Hug Embroidery Project

By Sew Chic on August 13, 2025

PROJECT DETAILS

SKILL LEVEL

Beginner

TIME REQUIRED

01:30

Description

Bring warmth to your holiday décor with this adorable ITH design featuring a hugging reindeer and snowman. Perfect for festive ornaments, gift tags, or wall hangings. Add charm and cheer to your Christmas projects with this heartwarming duo!

Project Preview Video

Preface:

© Broderie Dzhiboux. All rights reserved.
This project is officially licensed to ITH Boutique. All images, digitizing rights, step-by-step instructions, and project visuals are the exclusive property of Broderie Dzhiboux. Unauthorized reproduction or distribution is prohibited.

Materials

Batting

Fabric

Felt

Hot Glue

Step 1:

The first sewing is done on your stabilizing to tear

Step 2:

Put your fleece on to cover the seam

Step 3:

Seam 2: This seam will hold your fleece on your stabilizer

Step 4:

Cut the excess fleece all the way

Step 5:

Seam 3: this seam shows you the location of your fabric for the wood legs

Step 6:

Put your fabric on the seam taking care to hide all the seam

Step 7:

Seam 4: This seam will keep your fabric in place

Step 8:

Cut excess fabric all the way

Step 9:

Seam 5: This seam shows you the location of your body fabric

Step 10:

Put your fabric on the seam

Step 11:

Seam 6: This seam will keep your fabric in place

Step 12:

Cut excess fabric all the way

Step 13:

Sewing 7: embroidery stitches

Step 14:

Put your fabric for the scarf on the part of the scarf

Step 15:

Seam 8: This seam will keep your fabric in place

Step 16:

Cut excess fabric all the way

Step 17:

Sewing 9: embroidery stitches in the scarf

Step 18:

Sewing 10: embroidery stitches in the legs

Step 19:

Put your felt piece on the back of your work (back of the frame)

Step 20:

Seam 11: This seam will join your front with your back frame fabric

Step 21:

Cut excess fabric all the way

Step 22:

Sewing 12-13-14: embroidery stitches

Step 23:

THE BODY OF THE SNOWMAN

The first sewing is done on your stabilizing to tear

Step 24:

Put your fleece on to cover the seam

Step 25:

Seam 2: This seam will hold your fleece on your stabilizer

Step 26:

Cut the excess fleece all the way

Step 27:

Put your white fabric on your snowman’s body

Step 28:

Seam 3: This seam will keep your fabric in place

Step 29:

Cut excess fabric all the way

Step 30:

Sewing 4-5: Embroidery stitches

Step 31:

Put your fabric on the part of the scarf

Step 32:

Seam 6: This seam will keep your fabric in place

Step 33:

Cut excess fabric all the way

Step 34:

Sewing 7: embroidery stitches

Step 35:

Put your felt piece on the back of your work (back of the frame)

Step 36:

Seam 8: This seam will join your front with your back frame fabric

Step 37:

Cut excess fabric all the way

Step 38:

Sewing 9-10: embroidery stitches

Step 39:

THE SNOWMAN’S HAT

The first sewing is done on your stabilizing to tear

Step 40:

Put your fleece on to cover the seam

Step 41:

Seam 2: This seam will hold your fleece on your stabilizer

Step 42:

Cut the excess fleece all the way

Step 43:

Seam 3: this seam shows you the location of your hat

Step 44:

Put your fabric on the seam taking care to hide all the seam

Step 45:

Seam 4: This seam will keep your fabric in place

Step 46:

Cut excess fabric all the way

Step 47:

Sewing 5: embroidery stitches

Step 48:

Put your fabric on the back of the hat

Step 49:

Seam 6: This seam will keep your fabric in place

Step 50:

Cut excess fabric all the way

Step 51:

Sewing 7: embroidery stitches in the back of the hat

Step 52:

Put your piece of fabric on the pompon, if you work with a plush fabric, put a hydrosolyblle stabilizer

Step 53:

Seam 8: This seam will keep your fabric in place

Step 54:

Cut excess fabric all the way

Step 55:

Sewing 9: embroidery stitches in the pompom

Step 56:

Put your felt piece on the back of your work (back of the frame)

Step 57:

Stitch 10: This stitch will join your front with your back frame fabric

Step 58:

Cut excess fabric all the way

Step 59:

Sewing 11-12: Embroidery stitches

Step 60:

REINDEER HEAD ORNAMENT

The first sewing is done on your stabilizing to tear

Step 61:

Put your fleece on to cover the seam

Step 62:

Seam 2: This seam will hold your fleece on your stabilizer

Step 63:

Cut the excess fleece all the way

Step 64:

Put your fabric for wood

Step 65:

Seam 3: This seam will keep your fabric in place

Step 66:

Cut excess fabric all the way

Step 67:

Sewing 4: embroidery stitches in the woods

Step 68:

Put your fabric on the sheets

Step 69:

Seam 5: This seam will keep your fabric in place

Step 70:

Cut excess fabric all the way

Step 71:

Sewing 6: embroidery stitches in sheets

Step 72:

Put your fabric on the berries

Step 73:

Seam 7: This seam will keep your fabric in place

Step 74:

Cut excess fabric all the way

Step 75:

Sewing 8: embroidery stitches in the berries

Step 76:

Put your fabric on your ears

Step 77:

Seam 9: This seam will keep your fabric in place

Step 78:

Cut excess fabric all the way

Step 79:

Sewing 10: embroidery stitches in the ears

Step 80:

Put your felt piece on the back of your work (back of the frame)

Step 81:

Seam 11: This seam will join your front with your back frame fabric

Step 82:

Cut excess fabric all the way

Step 83:

Sewing 12-13-14-15: Embroidery stitches

Step 84:

THE REINDEER’S HEAD

The first sewing is done on your stabilizing to tear

Step 85:

Put your fleece on to cover the seam

Step 86:

Seam 2: This seam will hold your fleece on your stabilizer

Step 87:

Cut the excess fleece all the way

Step 88:

Seam 3: This seam tells you the location of your fabric for the lower face

Step 89:

Put your fabric on the seam taking care to hide all the seam

Step 90:

Seam 4: This seam will keep your fabric in place

Step 91:

Cut excess fabric all the way

Step 92:

Seam 5: This seam will keep your fabric in place

Step 93:

Cut excess fabric all the way

Step 94:

Stitch 6: embroidery stitches in the top and bottom of the face

Step 95:

Put your fabric for the nose

Step 96:

Seam 7: This seam will keep your fabric in place

Step 97:

Cut excess fabric all the way

Step 98:

Sewing 8: embroidery stitches in the face

Step 99:

Put your felt piece on the back of your work (back of the frame)

Step 100:

Seam 9: This seam will join your front with your back frame fabric

Step 101:

Cut excess fabric all the way

Step 102:

Sewing 10-11: Embroidery stitches

Step 103:

THE SNOWMAN’S HEAD

The first sewing is done on your stabilizing to tear

Step 104:

Put your fleece on to cover the seam

Step 105:

Seam 2: This seam will hold your fleece on your stabilizer

Step 106:

Cut the excess fleece all the way

Step 107:

Put your fabric on the snowman’s head

Step 108:

Seam 3: This seam will keep your fabric in place

Step 109:

Cut excess fabric all the way

Step 110:

Stitch 4: embroidery stitches in the face of the snowman

Step 111:

Seam 5: This seam will keep your fabric in place

Step 112:

Cut excess fabric all the way

Step 113:

Sewing 6: embroidery stitches in the nose

Step 114:

Put your felt piece on the back of your work (back of the frame)

Step 115:

Seam 7: This seam will join your front with your back frame fabric

Step 116:

Cut excess fabric all the way

Step 117:

Sewing 8-9: Embroidery stitches

Step 118:

ASSEMBLING

You should have this before you start gluing, to help you, you can do a mounting without the glue before sticking to the hot glue gun

Step 119:

Start by sticking the man’s head on the scarf

Step 120:

Stick the hat on the head and along the body

Step 121:

In the pom-pom, make an incision close to a bumblebee spot

Step 122:

Insert the bottom of the hat into the pompom

Step 123:

Come stick the snowman on the body of the Reindeer, make coincide the arm of the man, the body of the snowman goes to the back of the body of the reindeer but the head goes on the front of the body of the reindeer

Step 124: