Colorful Mountain Sunset Landscape Embroidery Design, Instant Download

Heres a layered mountain landscape at sunset and its big and bold. A red and yellow sun sits behind jagged peaks. The peaks are sliced into colour panels, scarlet and burgundy on the front face, deep maroon and navy on the shadow sides, with sky blue and ice blue tucked in around the lake. Pine forest silhouettes line the foothills.

And the reflection in the lake below mirrors the whole scene back, a bit softer and more washed out, in pale ice blue and faint pink. Theres a sun-ray pattern stitched in golden yellow radiating up from the horizon. Real outdoors-poster vibe. The kind of image that feels at home on adventure-shop merch.

Ten colours layer in here. Density runs about 903 spi at around 16k stitches on the small 3.5 hoop up to 45k on the top 7-in. Its alot of colour changes so be ready for nine swap-overs but the result is worth it. My friend who runs hiking tours ordered the 7-inch last march for her daughters trail journal.

But pick fabric carefully. Stitch on natural canvas, oat linen, charcoal cotton, or warm-grey twill. Dark navy actually works here too because the bright reds and yellows really pop against deep blue. Skip patterned cloth though, theres alot going on already in the design itself. Skip stretchy jersey, the colour-block panels distort if the fabric pulls.

Use a medium-to-heavy cutaway stabiliser. With 45k stitches on the largest size and dense satin columns across the peaks, you really need that support layer. Hoop snug. Run a slower stitch speed on the colour-change zones, the jumps between panels need clean tension. Shoot a screenshot through the support inbox if a panel reads soft.