Green Tree Embroidery Design, Silhouette Tree Machine Embroidery Pattern, Instant Download

Wide, full, solid green. The canopy spreads generously side to side, the edge has that lumpy organic quality you get from a real tree silhouette rather than a drawn circle, and the whole thing is filled in dark green from edge to edge. No leaf detail, no branch showing through, no texture variation. Just the shape, filled solid.

1 colour, 0 changes, 1 thread stop. Pure dark green tatami fill running across the canopy in a consistent direction. Its genuinely one of the simplest stitch-outs in the whole tree range but the result on fabric is clean and bold. The density at 541 means it sits flat and firm without stiffening the garment, even on lighter cotton tees.

5 sizes from 2.67 inches wide up to 5.34 inches, heights going from 4 to 8 inches. So its a tall design relative to its width, the canopy mass fills most of that vertical space. Stitch counts 10,722 on the smallest, 23,131 on the largest. Straightforward on any standard machine. Tearaway works on woven fabrics, cutaway on knits and fleece.

People have been using this one a lot for environmental-branded merchandise and school project patches. One customer ordered last summer for a conservation group shes involved with, they used the 4 inch on tote bags for a fundraiser and sold out of em at the local market. She said people kept pointing at it asking what the design was and couldnt believe it was embroidery.

Pop it on a white or cream tote for maximum contrast, or try navy fabric where the dark green reads almost black and goes more graphic. Use the small 3 inch for sleeve patches or pocket accents. Go to the 5 inch for a centred tote or shirt design. Avoid patterned fabric that would compete with the clean silhouette edge. And dont let the simplicity fool you, it stitches out looking properly finished.