Fall Breeze & Autumn Leaves Embroidery Design, Instant Download

So this autumn typography piece stacks four words like a small fall poster. FALL crowns the layout in mustard yellow tall serif block caps. Breeze flows directly beneath in dark forest green brush script. & Autumn picks up next in burnt orange. The closing LEAVES anchors the bottom row in alternating green and mustard letters. Up in the top right corner theres a tucked in cluster of three leaves, one orange maple, one dark green oak and a golden yellow leaf with proper black vein lines drawn right through em.

I love how the lettering mixes structured caps with that loose script. The serifs on the block caps carry alot of weight so theyve got their own punch against the chunky script in the middle. Leaves use angled satin fills so the surfaces actually look like theyre catching light, not flat green and orange patches. The veining is black satin running over the top which keeps it crisp.

I drafted this one specifically for autumn home decor stitching. Most buyers are putting it on a kitchen towel or a throw pillow round september or october. A bunch of orders these past two weeks went to thanksgiving table runner makers aswell, the warm tones sit really nice next to cream and natural linen.

Pack covers 9 hoop sizes between 3.5 and 7.5 inches wide. The smallest run lands at 13,557 stitches and the biggest tops out near 31,510. Eight thread colours total so youll do a handful of swaps but the colour list is straightforward, no weird off shades.

Stitch on cream linen, an oatmeal cotton, natural canvas or burlap, the warm earth tones really lift on those backgrounds. Skip pure white if you can since the mustard kinda washes out. Reach for a midweight cutaway stabiliser since the bigger hoops pack alot of stitches into the serif fills. Holler if the file wont load over your end and ill take a quick look at what format you need resent.