Art Deco Geometric Trellis for Cushions and Textile Panels
Art Deco Geometric Trellis is a downloadable machine embroidery design made up of two vertically linked geometric ornaments. Stepped rectangular frames surround symmetrical curved lines, creating open diamond shapes through which the fabric remains visible. This monochrome pattern can be embroidered on a cushion front, decorative textile panel, table runner or bag front in a suitable stable fabric. The preview images illustrate repeated arrangements in lavender on purple and pale gold on emerald green. The download contains the double motif shown on the colour chart, not a complete cushion-sized layout.
The design is supplied in one size and is embroidered directly onto fabric. A single thread colour stitches the whole ornament. This is a digital embroidery file product, not a finished cushion, cushion cover or sewing pattern.
Design Size and Suitable Hoop
Size: 149.4x260.0 mm (5.88x10.24 "), Stitches: 24900
Hoop: 160x260 mm (6.3x10.24 ").
The motif occupies the full nominal length of this hoop. Confirm that your machine accepts the file in the selected embroidery field and run the outline check before stitching. A 150x240 mm hoop is too small. A compatible 180x300 mm (7.09x11.81 ") hoop is another option if your machine supports it.
Formats: .dst, .pec, .vip, .hus, .pes, .exp, .dat, .jef, .vp3, .sew, .art
Recommended Designs
 Art Deco Seamless Pattern |
 Art Deco Labyrinth Quilt Block |
 Art Deco Kaleidoscope Quilt Block |
 Geometric Elegance Squares — 2 Sizes |
These four designs extend the geometric theme across separate cushions or panels: a repeating ornament, labyrinth, kaleidoscope and squares. They are sold separately and are not included in this download.
Madeira Classic Colour Chart
The colour chart specifies one thread number: Madeira Classic 1076. The square below reproduces the blue of its digital swatch. The lavender and pale-gold stitching in the cushion previews shows alternative colour interpretations of the same ornament. Use the number and a physical Madeira shade card to choose the actual thread; a screen cannot guarantee an exact colour match.
| Colour | Madeira Number | Stitched Areas |
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Madeira Classic 1076 | The entire motif: stepped rectangular outlines, inner curves and the link between the two ornaments. Unstitched areas leave the fabric visible. |
Practical Questions
Which fabric and stabilizer help keep the geometry even?
For a first test, choose stable upholstery fabric, cotton canvas or non-stretch twill. Use medium-weight cutaway stabilizer beneath the embroidery area, with the backing held firmly around the entire hoop. Cut the stabilizer large enough to extend beyond the hoop so the rings can grip it securely. Do not stretch the fabric while hooping: it can contract around the stitched lines when released. Stitch a sample using your final fabric and backing. If the rectangles pull out of shape, first check the hooping and stabilization.
How can I embroider velvet without crushing the pile?
Test your velvet on a scrap first. If hooping leaves a lasting mark in the pile, hoop medium-weight cutaway stabilizer alone and attach the fabric to it with a suitable temporary adhesive, tested beforehand and sprayed onto the stabilizer. Add a lightweight water-soluble topping to keep stitches from sinking into the pile. Secure the fabric carefully without distorting it, and keep pins outside the needle path. Floating needs particular care because slipping is especially noticeable on this geometric pattern. Follow the fabric care instructions when removing topping residue.
How do I repeat the motif across a cushion front?
Print several full-size templates from the embroidery file and arrange them on the flat front panel before adding the zipper or assembling the cover. Each template must show both linked ornaments, not just one of them. Mark the centre, axes and outer limits of every repeat, allowing for seam allowances. Maintain the same orientation and spacing at each hooping, then check the needle position over the marked centre. The preview shows a repeated composition; do not assume that automatic joining marks or a full-cushion layout file are supplied.
Does a 160x260 mm hoop leave room for a basting outline?
The stated design height is 260.0 mm, equal to the full nominal length of a 260 mm field. There is therefore no nominal room for a basting outline beyond the top or bottom of the motif. Select the hoop actually fitted, confirm that the machine accepts the unchanged file, and check the outline with the intended embroidery foot. Do not add an outside basting outline if it exceeds the permitted field. For more working space, use a larger compatible hoop, such as 180x300 mm (7.09x11.81 "), and keep excess fabric clear of the mechanism.
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