Pine Tree Silhouette Embroidery Design, Instant Download

Three pine trees on a curved hill, tallest one dead centre flanked by two shorter ones that step down on each side. Thats the whole design and thats all it needs to be. The trees are solid dark green silhouettes, no outlines, no gradient, just clean filled shapes that sit as a single unit. The hill arc underneath em is a gentle curve, like a low ridge, and it anchors the trees without making it feel like a logo.

Single colour. One thread, no colour changes, zero stops mid-run. The fill is a proper tatami stitch with directional rows running through the branches so you can see the needle paths if you look close, which gives each tree a faint texture rather than just a flat painted blob. Wilcom kept the density light at 302, sensible for a single-colour nature silhouette on fabric that breathes. Smallest size runs 3,707 stitches at 3.51 by 2.27 inches. Biggest is 11,009 stitches at 7.51 by 4.85 inches.

I sell alot of these to people makin cabin merch, outdoor gear brands and hiking-trip souvenir pieces. A customer wrote me last october wanting it for a small run of flannel shirts for a mountain cabin rental business, she ordered the 5.51-inch size for the chest and said it looked like something youd find on a proper outdoor brand label. The minimal one-colour thing is actually what makes it work on heavy wovens.

Stitch on olive, tan, oatmeal, rust, navy or grey fabric and the dark green reads well on all of em. Use it on natural canvas, thick cotton twill, denim or wool-blend flannel. Skip jersey for the bigger sizes because the tatami fill at 11k stitches can pucker on stretch if you dont back it well. Tearaway stabiliser works fine on woven cotton and twill, switch to cutaway on anything with any stretch. Hoop firm and make sure your stabiliser is wider than the design on all sides.

Reach out if the file causes any problems and Ill take a look straightaway.