Count Your Blessings Embroidery Design, Instant Download

Count your blessings, drawn out in brick red cursive with the word your sitting in chunky orange block caps slap in the middle. Up top theres a lil orange pumpkin and tiny orange and green leaves are dotted round the corners. The whole lil thing stays small and intimate, only three inches wide at the smallest end, and it reads like somethin grandma would tack up on a kitchen wall. Warm tone, no fuss, no shouting.

Three colours only, but the leaf placement was deliberate so a small hoop dosent come out sparse looking. Cursive sections rely on a thin satin spine with a gentle underlay run, orange block lettering uses a packed tatami at 0.4 mm spacing, and the pumpkin gets its own lil 1,831 stitch fill block in matching orange. The full stitch range runs 5,828 at the smallest 2.69 inch end up to 12,537 at the 5.37 inch end, which means napkins and pouches handle it fine without the fabric bunching.

A customer pinged me back in november, she runs a wee craft booth at the local autumn fayre and she makes tiny hooped pieces inside four-inch oak frames. She grabbed six of these designs and ran em on cream linen squares for the table display, said her booth sold every single piece before lunchtime. People asked for somethin small for the guest bath or the spare room door. So for small thanksgiving giftables this one moves fast. Sleeper hit basically.

Stitch on cream, oatmeal, blush pink or a faded dusty sage to let brick red and orange jump. Avoid dark grounds here, orange muddies up against charcoal or navy and the design loses its glow. A medium tearaway works well on cotton or fine linen, ya dont need heavy cutaway since stitch density stays gentle. Hoop snug and the lil leaf accents arrive clean. Drop the smallest version onto a hand towel corner for a powder room refresh.