Forest Sunset Feather Embroidery Design, Machine Embroidery Pattern, Instant Download

A guy from my shop ordered this forest sunset feather design last month for a waxed canvas pouch, said it turned out realy sharp on that tight weave. Its a large feather silhouette with a whole little nature scene packed inside. Upper portion is dark teal, the barbs done in directional satin lines, and theres a white crescent moon just floating up there in the teal section. Then it drops into horizontal bands of golden yellow, then amber, then burnt orange, the colours layered like an actual sky at that last 20 minutes before dark. And at the base of those colour bands theres a row of pine tree silhouettes, ten or twelve tiny pines standing against the orange glow, which is what gives it that 70s national parks poster vibe. I use underlay under every fill section before the top thread goes down or those sunset bands just sink into the fabric. Use cutaway stabiliser on knit or stretch fleece, tear away works fine on woven cotton or linen. The 2.88 x 7.49 inch version is the one for tote bags where you want the full scene to read clearly from a distance. Hoop the small 1.34 inch onto a shirt pocket or zipped pouch front and it looks kinda like a little enamel pin. Pop it on natural linen and that dark teal colour does all the work without you needing any contrast backing. Skip the topping on denim or canvas but add water-soluble topping on terry so the bobbin thread dosent catch in those loops and muddy the yellow bands. The tatami fill inside the sunset zone is dense at 664 stitches per inch so your tension has to be right before you start.

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