Fresh Christmas Trees Vertical Embroidery Design, Holiday Pine Tree Machine Embroidery Pattern, Instant Download

This took a few goes to get the trunk lettering sitting right. The idea was a proper illustrated tree, not just a symbol, with the word FRESH running up the inside of the trunk in white so it reads as part of the shape rather than stuck on top of it.

The pine itself is a layered shape in a fresh bright green, proper classic christmas-tree colour, tiers of branches with a scalloped edge on each level and a solid black star at the tip. The F-R-E-S-H letters go up the centre column in white fill against the green so theyre integrated into the trunk rather than floating over it. Below the base, 'Christmas' curves in a red satin arc following the width of the lower branches, and 'Trees' sits below that in big chunky black block capitals. Its a lot going on but it holds together because the hierarchy is clear. Stitch order matters here: green tree runs first, then red, then black.

Highest stitch count in this batch. At the 7.51 x 2.78 in largest hoop youre looking at 13,750 stitches with a density of 659. Use firm cutaway stabiliser, no shortcuts on this one. The green fill is dense enough that running it on loosely woven fabric without proper backing will pull the underlay through. Smallest size at 3.51 x 1.30 in runs 5,593 stitches, still substantial for the scale. Wilcom EmbroideryStudio digitising with directional underlay on the pine fill and satin on the text sections. Add topping on any textured fabric or the branch tiers lose their clean scalloped definition.

This one is really for tree farm totes, christmas market vendor aprons, or holiday craft stalls where a proper pine illustration reads better than generic word art. One customer wanted running 5.51 across an apron pocket for their family tree farm stall, it was suprised how cleanly the layered green fills held their edges on that thick cotton. Text me if something looks off in the file and Ill go through it with you.