Hello Fall Pumpkin Embroidery Design, Instant Download

Two pumpkins sit stacked slightly offset in the upper portion, the larger one behind and the smaller one in front, both a full orange fill with vertical satin ribs running down the body the way a real pumpkin creases. A curly dark tendril coils off the top with a few small black curlicues. The script "hello" swoops across in dark red, starting left of the pumpkins and finishing over the right side of the bigger one, its a low flow-style hand letter, not perfectly upright. Then the block letters sit bold and wide underneath in bright orange, all caps, and small red berry clusters with leaf sprigs tuck in either side.

Three colour changes, 3 stops, 28 trims. The density comes in at 354 overall which is on the lower side, it keeps the hand feeling soft rather than stiff on the finished piece. On the smallest 3-inch size youre at 6,463 stitches, and on the biggest 7-inch its 17,270. The directional satin ribs on the pumpkin bodies are what take the most stitch passes, so use cutaway stabiliser on jersey or fleece and a medium tearaway on woven cotton or linen.

I get orders from wedding planners for this one, which isnt what I expected when I made it. One bride wanted send me message and after some back and forth I realised she was planning an outdoor october wedding and wanted the design on burlap favour bags for the welcome table. She used the 4-inch size on about 60 of them, rust-coloured burlap, and sent photos after. The orange pumpkins on rust fabric looked like they belonged together.

Pick cream, ivory, rust, or dark navy as the base fabric. Avoid mid-range orange fabric because the orange block letters in FALL disappear against it. The 7-inch works great on a hessian or burlap tote, its big enough to anchor the whole front panel. Try the 3-inch on a small linen coin purse or a gift tag patch. Hoop firm on stretchy materials because the black vine stem has fine detail that pulls if the fabric shifts mid-stitch.