Rooster on Farm Embroidery Design, Instant Download

This is a busy colourful farm scene with a rooster as the star, hes mid-strut, chest puffed out, comb up tall. The tail arcs up behind him in three tall feathers of mustard yellow, slate blue and grey. Body sits in warm mustard sand tones, the chest plate burns red, and the floppy wattle catches in two shades of red.

Behind the bird a small red barn sits low to the left, white roof outline, brown door. Simple. But it grounds the scene proper. Green grass tufts sprout up at his feet on both sides, a small aqua cloud floats above the barn roof. There are even a few thin red ground lines under his feet, like little dust kicks where the chickens been scratching.

The body uses sand fills with directional stitching following the curves so feathers actually look layered. Tail feathers each get their own colour stop with a satin edge running the length, the comb itself is a dense red satin column that gives it that fleshy 3D look. 13 colours on the chart, 16 colour changes total because of the ground line and tail repeats.

Stitches sit at 19,691 on the smallest 3 hoop, then climb to a hefty 52,530 on 7.51 inch size. I built it inside my software embroidery studio so each colour stop is clean, trims are minimal, the jump count stays sane. Wont leave you trimming threads for an hour after.

Stitch on heavy cotton or linen tea towels, hessian feed sack pillows, or denim aprons, this design needs a sturdy base because of the dense fill areas. Run a hefty cutaway underneath and ease the speed on the tail satin sections, those long columns can pull if you push too fast. My nan grew up on a farm and shes been asking for one of these on her kitchen tea towel set for ages, customers tell me it reminds em of family land.

Message me if you need a smaller version for a hat hoop or want a colour swap, ill rework file before stitch out.