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Tree embroidery designs

Tree embroidery designs with leafy oaks, tall pines, palm trees and trees in blossom, drawn in house with a full canopy, a sturdy trunk and a dark satin outline. Pick a free or premium tree in PES, JEF, VP3, EXP or DST; the design page lists the thread colors before you download.

A canopy is a large fill, so on a T-shirt back it with a cut-away rather than a tear-away to keep it from distorting.

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These tree embroidery designs cover the whole year: a tree in blossom for spring, a green oak for summer (stitch it in orange and red for fall) and evergreen pines for winter. Canopies are tatami fills with underlay, which helps them lie flat on quilting cotton. Palms suit summer beach bags and towels.

Stitch three 70 mm pines in a row for a small forest on a camp shirt, or let a 125 mm blossoming tree fill a quilt block in a 5x7 hoop. Trees work on quilts, tote bags, hiking shirts and nursery decor alike.

For a family gift, stitch an oak on a cushion and add the family name under it with the monogram and lettering maker. Pines also pair well with tents and campfires from the camping designs and with peaks from the mountain and landscape designs.

Frequently asked questions

Can I make a four-seasons quilt with tree designs?

Yes. Stitch a blossoming tree for spring, the same oak in green for summer and in orange and red for fall, and a pine in white or icy blue for winter. Keep the placement the same on every block, use a tear-away behind the cotton, and stitch before you piece the quilt. More motifs for each season are in the seasonal designs.

Where are the Christmas tree designs?

Decorated Christmas trees are in the Christmas designs, next to Santa, reindeer and stockings. The pines here are undecorated, so they work all winter, from a ski trip hoodie to a cabin cushion. Start holiday projects in October to finish them in time.

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