Deer Family Embroidery Design, Machine Embroidery Pattern, Instant Download

Heres the deer family design and theres a lot going on in the best way. A tall stag stands proud in the middle with full antlers branching out, flanked by two smaller deer, one on each side, all looking out toward you. The big one in the middle has the cream chest blaze, the smaller doe on the left has soft white speckles like a young fawn coat.

Underneath the trio runs a curved leafy branch acting as the ground line, with bright leaf green foliage and little red berries scattered along it. Some leaves trail down below the branch which gives the whole piece grounded weight. The fur uses directional stitching so the coats actually catch the light, you can see the rust burgundy shading running along each animals flank.

I made this one for the cabin and lodge crowd, hunting families, and folks who want a wildlife piece warm rather than fierce. Last christmas a customer ordered 6 of these for kitchen towel sets she was gifting to her husbands hunting buddies. She sent me a picture and the burgundy tones really pulled together a rustic farmhouse kitchen.

Stitch on cream, oatmeal, soft tan, forest green or burgundy plaid so the warm thread tones sing and the green foliage pops. Skip plain white because the pale ivory chest highlights wont read against it. Black works too if you want the colours to glow under low cabin light.

The design runs dense, the largest 7 inch size hits 63,000 stitches with 10 colour changes so plan for a longer machine run. Use a heavy cutaway stabiliser, the fur fills need that support underneath to stay crisp. Hoop tight, run polyester thread for towels and pillows that hit the wash alot. Text me a chat note if your stitch test reads off, Ill rework the punch fast same day usually.