Hello Fall Pumpkin Stack Embroidery Design, Instant Download

Worked up this lettering-plus-pumpkin combo for kraft and rust coloured fabric because the script reads exactly like something youd find stamped on an autumn market sign. 'Hello Fall' sits in chunky hand-lettered script directly above three stacked pumpkins, all in one colour so the lettering and the pumpkin shapes share the same thread. Bronze or rust thread on a warm neutral fabric is the classic pairing here, though it works in cream on charcoal too.

Single colour, 4 sizes from 3.5 inches wide at the smallest (1.76 tall) up to 6.5 inches across and 3.27 inches tall at the largest. The design is very wide and shallow compared to most pumpkin stacks, so its gonna sit like a banner rather than a tall vertical. Stitch counts run from 7,779 up to 15,377. Density at 723 means the script fill is solid enough to read cleanly at all 4 sizes without getting too heavy on the fabric. Wilcom EmbroideryStudio handled the satin fill on each stroke, and I paid extra attention to the script thicks and thins so they stay distinct.

A customer ordered the 6.5-inch last october for a kraft fabric pillow and said it looked like it came off a farmstand display, which is honestly the exact feeling I was going for with this one. Use a tearaway stabiliser on woven cotton or a pillow cover since the density is moderate and a tearaway handles the job fine here. On fleece or terry go to cutaway for support.

Pair with a burnt orange or rust tote, a cream cotton tee, a kraft or oatmeal pillow cover, or a tea towel for the kitchen counter. The banner shape means it reads beautifully on the lower third of a tote bag or across the chest of a long-sleeve shirt.