Sunset Mountain Landscape Embroidery Design, Instant Download

Right so sunset mountain landscape is the rectangular patch-style scene I drew for the adventure crowd, 7 colours and a properly cosy wilderness camp feel. Rounded corner rectangle frame, thick burnt orange border wraps all the way round like a vintage national park sticker. Inside a teal mountain range stretches across the centre with an orange sun setting low between two peaks. A pale sand riverbank winds the lake through the valley, dark evergreen pines silhouetted left and right framing the whole scene.

Each mountain ridge runs on a fine engraved line shading effect, thin diagonal stitches lay down so each peak reads layered and its a bit moody. Orange sun sits as a satin disc tucked behind the centre ridge with peach gradient stitching radiating across the sky. The dark pine outlines go in last with crisp black satin so they stand forward of the misty teal mountains. And the border ring stitches as a clean satin column in burnt orange so the whole patch lifts cleanly off whatever you stitch it onto.

I drew this with outdoor brand patch makers in mind, also the national park gift shops, hiker hat outfits and small wilderness merch labels. Smallest version covers 1.46 by 3.51 inches at 11,050 stitches. Largest stretches across 3.11 by 7.51 inches at 31,821 stitches. Works small on a cap. Works full size across a denim jacket panel. A customer texted me back during september asking for 25 onto cream felt blanks with iron-on backing for her dads retirement campervan rally, she ran the 3-inch onto each piece then sewed em down onto baseball caps. He handed em out as souvenirs around the campfire that night.

Stitch onto heavy cotton drill, waxed canvas, plain cream felt rounds, denim or a soft brushed twill for the cleanest patch result. Cream, sand, sage olive or charcoal let the burnt frame and the teal peaks sing properly. Stay away from pumpkin or rust yardage, the surrounding ring just blends straight into the cloth and youre left with no frame at all. Stretchy jersey is a no aswell, the engraved diagonal stitching distorts along the stretch and looses crisp peak edges.

Density runs near 1362 spi with 31k stitches on the largest, fairly heavy for the surface area so the patch finish ends up properly stiff. Reach for firm tearaway when youre patch making with felt or cutaway if youre on jersey. Hoop nice and tight, the outer ring wont read clean without even tension. Text me through the listing thread when a thread snap ruins the border pass and Ill help you reload at the right point.