Hanging Christmas Ornaments Embroidery Design, Instant Download

Stitched these ornaments up because I wanted a bauble design that felt like an actual christmas display rather than a single floating sphere. The design shows hanging baubles strung along a horizontal line, each one has that classic dome shape with a cap and loop at the top, some with the light shine stripe detail youve seen on real glass baubles. Its a christmas decorations scene, not just a blob.

Three colours keep it simpler than it looks, the baubles share the red and gold or green tones across the row and the caps are handled in a single neutral thread. Stitch count runs from 18,930 on the 4.83 inch size up to 29,087 on the 7.46 inch, density sits at 458 which gives the bauble bodies that smooth rounded look without being overly stiff. Only 4 sizes on this one, going from 4.83 by 5.51 inches up to 7.46 by 8.51 inches, so theyre all medium to large hooping sizes.

I sell alot of ornament designs in november and december, one customer wrote me saying she was doing a whole ornament series on canvas pouches as gifts for her neighbours and this hanging version was the one that got the most compliments because it looked like a scene rather than a single bauble. She said she hadnt expected the detail on the caps and shine highlights to come out so cleanly with just 3 colours.

Pop a cutaway stabiliser behind this one. Four sizes all sit in the 4.8 to 7.5 inch range and the 458 density bauble fills do better with solid backing. Woven cotton, linen, and canvas all work well. Use a tearaway on denim or heavier canvas, cutaway on any stretch knit. Dont rush the colour changes here, the gap between each bauble section is short.

Four sizes, 3 colours, clean classic bauble scene. Tote bags, cushion covers, sweatshirts, and holiday table linens all work nicely.