Eucalyptus Wreath
Project Guide: 🟠 Intermediate
This gorgeous Eucalyptus Wreath is perfect for the Christmas season and could also be used as a table centre. It can be made in the 5x5, 6x6, 7x7 or 8x8 hoop size. This is a ITH in the hoop machine embroidery design.
There are 8 panels which are made in the hoop and consist of beautiful applique and embroidery. The 8 finished panels and backing are then assembled on a sewing machine.
Finished dimensions (approx.):
- 5x5 = 35cm (14”) in diameter (14cm (5.5") diameter of centre hole)
- 6x6 = 47cm (18.5”) in diameter (17cm (6.7") diameter of centre hole)
- 7x7 = 49cm (19”) in diameter (19cm (7.5") diameter of centre hole)
- 8x8 = 55cm (22”) in diameter (20cm (8.2") diameter of centre hole)
Unlike many flowers, the Eucalyptus blossom doesn’t consist of petals. The colourful bloom is provided by the stamens, which attracts bees and nectar-feeding birds. While many gum blossoms are white, they come in a kaleidoscope of other colours, including sulphur, orange, vermilion, pink, lime, purpleand of course red, which is perfect for a Christmas wreath.
Designs are provided in 8 different embroidery formats. The formats included are: DST, EXP*, JEF, PEC, PES, VIP, VP3 and XXX.
*BMP and INF files are also provided, these are recommended to be used with the EXP files for Bernina machines.
SVG files are included for cutting machines. Please note the SVG format can be converted to FCM within the Brother Scan n Cut software if required. Embroidery Designs Cutting Files Disclaimer
Full photo instructions and directions are included with your purchase.
It is our intention to offer you the best service always and for our designs to be the highest quality in the market.
We test and review each of our designs to ensure the highest quality. Depending on what hoop, fabric and stabiliser combination you are using, results may differ.
Designed by Emma Wakeling
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