Hello Pumpkin Embroidery Design V2, Instant Download

"Hello Pumpkin" in a relaxed hand-lettered script sits alongside a chunky illustrated pumpkin that has those rounded ridges running from top to bottom and a curly little stem in green. The pumpkin isnt flat, theres directional stitching in the fill that follows the ribbing, so it picks up a bit of dimension once its on fabric. Five colours: orange for the body sections, warm brown for the shadow areas between the ridges, green for the stem, cream or white for any highlight, and a dark outline that pulls the whole thing together. At 7 inches tall in the largest size theres alot of surface covered.

Five sizes from just under 3 inches wide up to 6.4 inches. The largest sits at 18,556 stitches and the density comes in at 389 which is moderate, not aggressive. I still use cutaway stabiliser on most fall-themed designs because people wash autumn stuff repeatedly through October and November, tearaway breaks down on repeated wash. A customer last year text me after washing her tote twelve times and said the pumpkin still looked clean, so the stabiliser choice really does matter on items that see regular use. Use a topping on any structured canvas so the orange fill doesnt pull into the weave texture.

Text me after you stitch it, I genuinely like seeing what people do with fall designs. Stitch the 6-inch version on a canvas pillow cover for a living room that goes all-in on autumn. Use the 3-inch size on a kids sweatshirt chest, it sits at a nice scale without overwhelming a smaller garment. Pop it on a burlap tote or a tea towel as a seasonal kitchen piece. Add it to a baby onesie in a soft orange for a first-autumn setup. Text me a chat if the file misbehaves and Ill rework the punch.