Cute Mushroom Garden Embroidery Design, Woodland Machine Embroidery Pattern, Instant Download

I made this one last spring for the cottagecore crowd, a garden scene thats wide and low, more a decorative band than a centred motif. Eight colours, five sizes, and it runs from 3.51 to 7.51 inches wide but only 1.7 to 3.65 inches tall, so its built to sit along a hem or cuff rather than filling a chest. At the 7.51 inch size you get 31,462 stitches and a density of 178, which is firm, so Pair midweight cutaway with anything that moves or a tearaway on stable wovens. The underlay is directional and keeps the satin mushroom caps sitting nice and flat.

The spotted caps are the bit people keep messaging me about, getting the white polka dots to sit crisp on a red satin base takes alot of tension work and the right underlay sequence. Ive tested this across cotton twill, denim, and linen and all three come out clean. Skip the cheap tearaway if youre putting this on a bag that gets heavy use, go straight to medium cutaway and the border stays clean through washing. The little ferns around the base use a tight fill stitch that reads as texture rather than just colour, which adds depth without needing extra thread changes. Send a chat if the file format isnt listed for your machine and Ill check what I have.

Five sizes means it adapts, stitch the smallest 3.51 inch version along a pocket edge or child's sleeve cuff, or go up to 7.51 inches for a full tote front border. Run the red cap thread through a cold rinse before your first finished wash, red can bleed that first time and its worth the extra step. Use it on kitchen aprons, linen bags, or that kind of cottagecore project, the scene has enough detail to look intentional even at smaller sizes. Pair with natural linen or forest green fabric and the red and cream mushroom palette pops well. Email me through the shop contact if you want a smaller mushroom variant and Ill prep the file.