Templar Cross Machine Embroidery Design

$1.75

A striking red Templar cross framed by a raised golden border, with four flared arms and a beautifully balanced silhouette. Its bold colors and traditional medieval character make it a distinctive choice for historical costumes, decorative banners, ceremonial textiles and personalized embroidery projects.

7 Sizes (Height x Width):
1) 2.00 x 2.00 inch. | 51 x 51 mm | 4705 stitches
2) 2.60 x 2.60 inch. | 66 x 66 mm | 6492 stitches
3) 3.20 x 3.20 inch. | 81 x 81 mm | 8582 stitches
4) 3.80 x 3.80 inch. | 97 x 97 mm | 10815 stitches
5) 4.40 x 4.40 inch. | 112 x 112 mm | 13480 stitches
6) 5.00 x 5.00 inch. | 127 x 127 mm | 16269 stitches
7) 5.60 x 5.60 inch. | 142 x 142 mm | 19647 stitches

Formats: DST, EXP, HUS, JEF, PES, VP3, XXX

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Red and gold have a way of commanding attention, especially when arranged in a symbol as recognizable as the Templar cross. This embroidery combines a rich red interior with a golden satin-style outline that follows every curve of its four widening arms.

Medieval Character in Every Detail

Imagine this cross on a dark velvet banner, the front of a historical costume, or a fabric cover for a medieval-themed collection. It also makes an interesting centerpiece for decorative wall hangings and handcrafted accessories inspired by European history.

The red center is an important part of the design’s appearance, but the surrounding gold can be adapted to suit your project. Antique gold creates a more subdued historical look, while a brighter yellow-gold provides stronger contrast. Dark navy, cream, and black fabrics offer different ways to emphasize the cross’s distinctive shape.

For the cleanest result, select a stable fabric and appropriate backing. The filled red sections and closely defined border benefit from secure hooping, particularly when stitching on garments or layered costume materials.

This is a design for projects where a single emblem should carry the visual weight of the entire composition. No lettering or elaborate background is necessary.