Fall Leaves Wreath Embroidery Design, Instant Download

Fall leaves wreath frame, drawn as three slim coral pink hoops set off-centre from each other so they crisscross a touch along the left side. Just running stitch for the rings themselves, zero fill, which gives it a clean pen-drawn vibe instead of a heavy stamped feel. The open negative space is the heart of this layout, leaving room for a monogram, a date, or a family name set in whatever botanical-style font ya want.

Up at the top right, theres a cluster of 5 maple leaves overlapping each other, with colours rotating through olive green, mustard yellow, coral pink and rust brown so no two adjacent leaves share a shade. Running-stitch vein detail in a deeper rust line travels down the middle of every leaf, adding dimension without padding out the count. Bottom left holds a smaller cluster of 3 floral leaves plus a small olive fern sprig curling around the hoop edge.

Smallest 3.21-inch hoop pulls 10,724 stitches; the largest 6.89-inch hoop ends at 29,317. Density 567 sits in the lighter range, so reach for medium tear-away behind plain cotton or canvas, and a cutaway behind stretch knits. Hoop tight or those long running-stitch ring outlines will wander once the fabric drifts during the pink passes. Skip topping on smooth fabric, its overkill.

Nine total sizes covering 3.21 through 6.89 inches across, which gets ya everywhere from a small patch through to a full crew front placement. Tidy digitising keeps the running-stitch hoop lines clean and continuous instead of breaking up around the curves. Best fabric pairings include oatmeal cotton, cream linen, dusty rose or sage green where the pink hoops and olive leaves can breathe.

One customer last november sent a photo of her 5-inch piece stitched on a cream pillow cover with her family monogram cross-stitched into the open middle, looked properly designed, not crafty. Email anytime after checkout if a file format gives ya grief and Ill drop a swap your way before days end.