Sweatshirt turned jacket-The back clothesline design is from Embroidery Library.The elf size design,I have in 3 szs,not sure where from.The front Merry christmas design file says 731 folksy, may be from pinkie st, I have had a while.This was my first sweat-to jacket.I left the cuff and neck ribbing, because I like to push my sleeve up, sometimes, and I also like it to hug my neck as I get chilled.It probally would 'look' better with the red around those edges too. I was going to keep this for myself, it was 46,730 stitches, but I am thinking of giving it as a christmas present.It is a little too large for me (size Lg). I am thinking of taking the sleeves off of the next one and taking them up, to fit a little closer.I also think once I have the sleeves off, I will be able to bring the shoulder seam up to the shoulder(you know how sweatshirts hang off the shoulder,down on the arm)I would like mine a little more fitted.I will try all this BEFORE I emb, in case I mess up.Even if I do, the shirts were only $1., my daughter found them several years ago at a craft store on clearance.Oh,I forgot to say, I have the elf clothesline and also Mrs Claus clothesline, all are in 3 szs from EmbLibrary.My intent was to put the elf clothes here, but I loaded the Santa clothes by mistake and it was already stitching when I noticed my mistake.So I guess you could say THESE clothes of Santas are elf size-LOL-Toogie....ps.On the Merry Christmas design, the right side of the scoll didn't st like the left side, so I had to back stitch over it.I know sometimes they warn us, they haven't been tested, other than that, it did well,no major problem.