Christmas Floral Wreath Embroidery Design, Holiday Botanical Machine Embroidery, Instant Download

This is a wreath, plain and simple. No faces, no text, no unicorns, just a proper round botanical wreath built the way holiday wreaths actually look. The base ring is a twisted double-strand vine in brown, kinda like something you pulled off a real dried-branch wreath, and sitting across it are pine needle sprigs with that thin directional fill that gives them a bristly texture, broad oval leaves in dark green satin, and red berry clusters dotted right around the ring. Three colours total and two colour changes. Suprised how much variety comes out of just those 3 threads.

Digitised in my embroidery software at a density of 331. The pine sections use short directional stitching to mimic the needle angle, you get a realy different texture next to those smooth broad leaves and thats what makes the wreath read as layered. Hooped on cutaway stabiliser for anything knit or stretchy, tearaway works fine on a firm woven cotton or canvas. Five sizes running from 3.47 inches across to 7.42 inches, stitch counts from 9,246 at the smallest and 18,395 at the full-size version. The bobbin thread count is high at that size so make sure youre checking your bobbin before you start.

Ive had this stitched on table runners, christmas pillow covers, linen napkins, curtain tie-backs. One customer this past holiday season grabbed the large version for a set of matching tea towels she made as christmas gifts. Works on white, cream, or even dark green fabric if you want the brown and red to stand out against the background. Add a bow or monogram in the centre open space if you want to personalise it.