Large Christmas Pine Cone Centerpiece Embroidery Pattern

Happy Monday Everyone!

We’re just 2 days and 2 months away from Christmas. Can you believe how fast the year has gone?

If you haven’t already started to work on your Christmas decor and gifts, now would be a good time to do that. 🙂

I know that I’ve spent far too many Christmas Eves busy trying to finish up gifts so they can be wrapped and put under the tree before everyone gets up Christmas morning.

To help you along, today and over the next several weeks, I’m going to be sharing holiday designs for you to stitch. And I’m starting things off with this beautiful Christmas Pine Cone Centerpiece motif.

It would be lovely embroidered on the corners of a table cloth!

Then next week, I’ll be sharing the smaller version that could be stitched on matching napkins.

Or wouldn’t it look pretty printed out on card stock to make cards to send to friends and family.

Vintage Workbasket Embroidery Pattern – Large Christmas Pine Cone Centerpiece downloadable PDF

Now if you prefer acorns to pine cones, I have these patterns available in the archives that would also look beautiful stitched on linens or printed out on card stock:

Large Acorn

Small Acorn

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