Flame for Pentecost

The Flame symbol for Pentecost was created by Edward Riojas and Carrie Roberts. The tongue of fire or the flame comes from St. Luke's account of Pentecost in the book the Acts of the Apostles. The flame rested on the heads of each of the Apostles and they were filled with the Holy Spirit.

The tongue of fire or flame is available in three sizes.

• The 4" x 4" hoop has a small sewn out size of 1.35" H x 1.01" W with 2,685 stitches.
• The 4" x 4" hoop has a medium sewn out size of 2.70" H x 2.01" W with 7,593 stitches
• The 6.25" x 10.25"  hoop has a sewn out size of 4.03" H x 3.01" W with 14,599 stitches
• This design has 4 thread color changes.
  
• All Files include a PDF with dimensions, stitch count and color change.

Digital machine embroidery designs are available for instant download. All files include a thread color chart.

Please select the design size and file type for your machine. File formats:

• DST Tajima 
• EXP Melco  
  
• HUS Huskavarna/Viking
• JEF Janome
• PCS Pfaff  
  
• PES Brother/Babylock  
  
• VIP Huskavarna/Viking
  
• VP3 Huskavarna/Viking
• XXX Singer
  

Some formats may not be available for certain designs based on size. Some machine formats may have a split design (a part A and B).