Green Leaf Wreath Frame Embroidery Design, Instant Download

Two leafy branches sweep up and inward to form an open wreath frame, the kind that looks like it came off a vintage botanical print. Each stem carries small oval leaves packed close along its length, giving the whole thing a dense, layered look even though its just one thread colour. The centre stays completely open so you can drop a letter or monogram right in the middle without overcrowding it.

Wilcom EmbroideryStudio took the sequencing here, routing the 55 trim points so the jump threads land mostly behind the leaves and dont show on the front face. Density sits at 211, which is light enough to sit on a cream cotton pillow without the fabric puckering under the hooped area. Use a medium-weight cutaway stabiliser underneath and youll get clean edges on all 5 sizes, from the 3-inch version up to 6.5 inches.

And yes, the open-frame format is the whole point. Alot of customers buy this one specifically to pair with a monogram or applique centre block. One customer grabbed the 5-inch hoop size last december to centre it on a linen tea towel and stitched their mums initials in the middle. Came out realy sharp, she said. Thats the kind of project this was made for.

Add it to natural linen, cream canvas, or white waffle-weave fabric and the single forest green thread reads really well. Skip the topping film on woven fabrics since the satin edges hold their own without it. Best on stable wovens rather than stretchy knits because the directional leaf fill needs a firm base to hold its shape through all those trims. Pair it with a mid-tone green if you want the wreath to read a bit softer against the cream base.