Floral Antlers Embroidery Design, Instant Download

Two antler tines fan up and out from a lil floral cluster sitting right at the base where the beams meet. The antlers themselves get the heavy satin fill treatment, lots of directional stitching that follows the natural curve of each tine, dark and solid. Then right where they connect at the bottom, a small bunch of open flowers and leaves fills the gap. Simple open petals with a centre dot, pointed leaves fanning out left and right. The contrast between the dense filled antlers and the delicate outline flowers at the base is what makes it work.

Its single colour, black, 1 stop. Stitch count goes from 6,448 at the smallest all the way to 11,741 at 6 inches, so its a relatively light and fast run even at full size. Density at 273 means its not gonna stress your machine or your stabiliser, a tearaway under standard cotton will do the job fine here. Pair it with a 75/11 sharp needle, the satin columns on the antler tines need a clean needle to track straight and not wander on the fill direction.

This one sells steady all year, not just autumn. I get orders in spring and summer from people making cabin decor and gift sets. A customer last December ordered a bunch for a woodland-themed Christmas gift set, she stitched em on flour sack towels and tied em up with twine. Simple but really nice. Good example of how the forest theme works outside of hunting season.

Pop it on cream or natural cotton for the warmest rustic feel. Stitch it on navy or forest green if you want the dark contrast look. The 4-inch version sits well as a left chest badge on a shirt or hoodie. Avoid knit fabrics here unless you back em properly with cutaway, the satin antler fills will pull on anything that stretches. And if theres any issue with the file just send me a note and Ill fix it up quick.