Elegant Side Corner Spider Web Embroidery Design, Halloween Machine Embroidery Pattern, Instant Download

Portrait orientation is the main thing that separates it from alot of corner webs out there. The anchor point is upper-left and the web drops down with a slight rightward fan, so the whole shape is taller than it is wide. At the smallest size thats 2.20 inches across by 3.50 inches tall, scaling up to 4.71 by 7.50 at the largest. Most corner webs sit flat and horizontal, this one hangs.

Seven or eight radial spokes come off the corner with evenly spaced concentric arcs between them. The line work is thin and open, no fill, no satin coverage on the web threads themselves. Just directional running stitches that give it that hand-drawn sketchy feel. Theres a small solid spider sitting right at the hub where all the spokes converge, done in a tight fill so it reads clearly even at 2 inches. Run it in black on charcoal grey linen and the contrast is subtle but really works.

1 colour, black thread only. Stitch count runs 1,146 at the smallest up to 2,154 at the full seven-and-a-half inch height. Density clocks in at 61, quite open, so youre not fighting the fabric when its hooped. A customer wrote me asking about scaling for a vintage portrait frame run, and this corner web was the obvious answer. Digitised in Wilcom EmbroideryStudio. Pair with a simple cutaway stabiliser and it stitches cleanly even on medium-weight knit. Pop it at a shirt collar corner or a tote edge for something understated but still with that halloween feel.