Boho Dream Catcher Embroidery Design, Instant Download

The hoop at the top is a warm orange-brown ring and inside it a geometric web of black threads radiates out from a tight centre circle. The web pattern isnt the usual random spiderweb look, its got a proper radial structure with concentric rings crossing the spokes, like a real woven dreamcatcher. Purple and pink flowers with bright green leaves sit across the top of the hoop, and small red berry clusters dot the gaps between em.

Three feathers hang from the base of the hoop on thin cords. Theyre long and flat, stitched in pink and purple with the feather barb direction running diagonally so they look soft. A monarch butterfly with yellow and black wings sits on each outer feather, and the butterfly positions make the whole piece feel like it just moved. 8 colours, and the density is high at 45k on the larger 7.51-inch size.

My sister-in-law runs a little home decor market stall and she needed something that worked on both wall hoops and cushion covers without looking like it belonged in a childrens room. So I made this last february, something that reads more folk textile than nursery wall. She sold out her first run on cream canvas totes in under an hour at her first spring market.

Stitch on natural linen, cream or oatmeal canvas, or a white cotton drill. The orange hoop and purple flowers need a neutral ground. Skip black fabric here because the black web threads disappear into it. The larger 7.51 by 3.78-inch fits a good 10-inch hoop nicely for wall art, and the smaller 6.51 by 3.28-inch pops on a tote front without overpowering the bag.

Cutaway stabiliser recommended because of the high density, the web fill alone runs dense black satin columns close together. Add a tearaway topping if youre stitching on terry towelling or textured cotton. Ease the bobbin tension slightly for the long feather sections or you get puckering on the barb fills. Keep your hoop drum-tight on both sizes.