Stacked Jack-O'-Lanterns with Spider Web Embroidery Design, Instant Download

Three grinning jack-o-lanterns stacked up one on top of the other, biggest one on the ground, mid size in the middle, and a lil one sitting on top with a cute white spider perched above it all. Each pumpkin has its own carved expression, none of em identical, so it reads like a proper halloween tower rather than three copies of the same face. The spider on top has thin radiating legs stitched out in white against whatever dark fabric youre hooping. This design is cheerful-spooky, not scary-spooky.

2 colours: orange for the pumpkin bodies and black for the carved faces plus the overall outline. The spider is white which makes technically 2 colour changes depending on your machine setup. Density is 893, which is one of the higher density values in my catalogue, so the orange sections are really solid and opaque on dark fabric. Comes in 5 sizes from 2.51 inches wide up to 6.51 inches wide. Heights run 2.41 inches to 6.27 inches. The big one at 36,440 stitches is a substantial run, maybe 40-50 minutes on a mid-speed machine.

I built this in my main digitising tool so the underlay beneath the orange fill is properly mapped, which means the black carve-out sections actually read clean against the orange rather than bleeding into each other. On a charcoal tote the orange pumpkins glow against the dark background exactly the way a real jack-o-lantern does against a dark night. Lay firm cutaway the large hoop especially, the density is too high for tearaway on anything but the 2.5-inch size. Skip tearaway on charcoal canvas or youll get puckering where the fill builds up thick. Its wont hold.

Customers keep asking for a version with spider webs extending outward from the stack, which I might add as a separate file down the road. For now the spider on top is the detail that gets the most comments. Stitch the mid size on a charcoal tote or a kids hoodie chest for this halloween season. Pop it on black fleece for the easiest result.