Snowflake Tree Star Embroidery Design, Christmas Geometric Pattern, Instant Download

Ya know those christmas tree designs made entirely from repeated snowflakes rather than just a solid tree shape? This is that, and it works really well. The whole tree silhouette builds from layered geometric snowflake units, each one with proper six-pointed symmetry, and a single star sits at the top. No fill, no colour blocking, its just the one thread colour running through the whole thing in an open lace-like structure.

Single colour means no thread changes, which is honestly one of my favourite things about a design like this. Start to finish on a single spool, and youre not stopping mid-stitch to swap out thread. The stitch count is actually high despite the single colour, ranging from 20,896 at the smallest to 51,325 on the largest, because all those little snowflake arms have alot of direction changes and underlay work built in. Density sits around 1,001 per square inch.

A bunch of customers have told me they love how the design reads differently depending on the thread colour they pick. White on navy looks like cut paper. Gold thread on cream linen looks kinda vintage and fancy. I stitched it in royal blue on white cotton once and I was suprised how christmassy it still looked. Try it in whatever colour suits your project, its very forgiving on thread swaps.

Five sizes from 3.51 inches wide stretching to 7.51 inches across. Lay tearaway on woven cotton or linen. Pop a cutaway on any knit fabric so the open areas dont distort when the hoop releases.

Hoop tightly and run at a medium speed through the snowflake arm sections where the directional changes are tight. Best on cotton, linen, denim or canvas. Dont rush the setup and the result looks really sharp.