Green Leaf Victory Wreath Embroidery Design, Instant Download

This green leaf victory wreath has slim pointy leaves in 6 sizes. Thats the difference between this and the rounder laurel frames, the leaves here taper to sharp tips and stack tight along each stem, giving it that Olympic victory wreath look youd see on old trophies and varsity letterman patches. Two facing branches, mirror symmetry, with a tall open gap up the middle for a number, name, or date.

Single colour digitising, just one shade of forest green start to end. No colour stops, no thread switches, the machine runs straight through. 6 sizes total, from a tiny 1.72-inch up to the big 6.03-inch (7.01 in tall), stitches range two thousand one hundred fifty four at the smallest to 8,495 at the largest. Density sits at 201, which is light enough for cotton tees and lightweight twill that wont drag the fabric down. I built it in Wilcom EmbroideryStudio and the satin columns on each leaf run along the leaf axis, so the thread sheen catches light in a way that makes em read three-dimensional.

A customer ordered this in July for a youth track teams warm-up jackets, the 5-inch size on the back yoke with the runners name inside the wreath in block lettering. She said her crew of bunch of parents asked where the design came from cos it looked like the high schools varsity crest. The tall narrow shape works well with vertical text inside, way better than the wide circle frames Ive used before.

Best on cotton jersey, twill, fleece, pique polo, and canvas. Use medium cutaway for any stretchy knit, the slim leaf tips need a stable base or theyll wobble. Avoid loose-weave linen at the smallest size, those pointed tips wont read well in the weave. Add water-soluble topping on fleece and terry. Pair it with a tall serif font or stacked numerals inside the gap, kinda like a sports crest. Drop me a note if youre after a custom colour version, I can swap the green for navy, maroon, or whatever team shade you need.