Christmas Pinecone Ornament Embroidery Design, Instant Download

Pinecone ornament in just two threads, kinda traditional but cleanly done. Red tomato outline forms the pinecone body with overlapping scale shapes through it, a long string runs up from the top to a tied red bow with two ribbon tails. Dark green pine sprigs fan out behind the pinecone on both sides, long needle clusters spreading out. Its got that real classic christmas decor vibe.

Just 2 colours, red and green, no swapping mid-section so each colour runs in one straight pass through the whole design. Stitches go from 19,588 on the smallest 4.5 inch up to 36,611 on the 7.5 wide reach wide version. Density is at 814 medium-heavy. The digitising sits in my main software, Ive angled the satin column across the scale shapes and outline-style stitching covers the needle clusters, the pine looks textured rather than just flat fill. Customising the design for a 6x10 hoop is super easy, just resize in your machine software.

A customer ordered the top 7.5 build size last christmas for a batch of cream linen table runners, she sold em to a holiday market for like 20 bucks each. The pinecone looked properly classic on the natural beige linen base. The 5 inch size also fits great onto a sweatshirt or tote bag without crowding the layout.

Best on cotton, linen, twill, canvas, or felt where the heavy fill can sit flat. Use medium cutaway stabiliser, those overlapping scales need fabric stability across the dense satin runs. Skip thin sheers, the density will pucker em badly. Pop topping above terry or waffle so the long pine needle outlines really stay above the nap. Run polyester thread for the red, itll stay bright through the wash. Hoop with the design centred carefully because of the long vertical layout. Use a 75/11 sharp needle for clean satin edges. Reach out through the shop chat if you want me to convert the file to a smaller 4x4 size, Ill resize and ship it back same evening.