Early 19th-Century Floral Border Machine Embroidery Design - 2 Sizes

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Early 19th-Century Floral Border Machine Embroidery Design features a symmetrical vertical arrangement of scrolling leaves, bell-shaped flowers and small botanical accents. Use it as framed textile art or as a statement motif on table runners, cushion panels, bags and classic home décor.

The design may be stitched in antique gold, charcoal and warm floral shades or adapted to match an interior palette. This product contains files for computerized embroidery machines, not a finished physical item.

Design Details

Included sizes: 2

Size: 119.0x179.2 mm (4.69x7.06 "), Stitches: 44717
Size: 198.8x298.0 mm (7.83x11.73 "), Stitches: 89103

Formats: .dst, .jef, .pec, .vip, .hus, .pes, .exp, .sew, .dat, .vp3, art

Recommended Projects

• framed textile panels;
• table runners and decorative linen panels;
• cushion fronts and bed accents;
• large bags and furniture textile inserts;
• jacket or coat back panels.

Hoop and Placement Guidance

The smaller version is intended for a true 130x180 mm field, but its height leaves very little clearance. The larger version requires a true 200x300 mm field and also sits close to the field limits. Check the machine’s exact usable area before purchase.

Mark both vertical and horizontal center lines before hooping. For garments, bags and cushions, embroider the flat panel before construction whenever possible.

Quick Stitching Advice

Use stable woven cotton, linen, twill or upholstery-weight fabric. Choose permanent cutaway support for flexible panels or frequently handled items. For velvet or raised surfaces, add water-soluble topping above the fabric.

A practical starting point is: required stabilizer g/m² = fabric g/m² ÷ 3. Confirm the combination with a complete test stitch because both versions have a substantial stitch count.

Related Designs and Guide

• Compare the Vintage Floral Scrollwork Ornament.
• Browse Classic Machine Embroidery Designs.
• Read the Early 19th-Century Vintage Ornament Guide.

FAQ

Which hoop is required for the smaller version?

Use a true 130x180 mm embroidery field and verify that the machine provides its complete stated height.

Which hoop is required for the larger version?

The larger file requires a true 200x300 mm embroidery field with almost the complete available width and height.

Can the ornament be framed as textile art?

Yes. Its vertical structure is suitable for framed panels and narrow decorative wall compositions.

Can it be embroidered on a table runner?

Yes. Mark the runner center carefully and keep the design clear of thick hems and seams.

Can I resize the files myself?

No. Independent resizing can damage density, underlay, pull compensation and the alignment of narrow details. Use the professional Resize of Design service when another size is required.