Large Tweet Halloween Costume Owls and Pumpkin Bow Machine Embroidery Design Set

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This Halloween machine embroidery design set contains five digital designs for embroidery machines: a vampire owl, a witch owl in a gray hat, an owl in a pumpkin witch hat, an owl in a cat costume and a striped bow with a smiling pumpkin. Each design is supplied in 4 enlarged sizes. The smallest versions fit a 5x7 inch (130x180 mm / 13x18 cm) hoop; the minimum hoop for every additional file is listed in the tables below.

This is the large-format version of the collection. The fill density remains the same as in the compact designs, while the outer outlines are stitched with satin columns instead of running stitches. The satin edge remains clear at the larger scale and gives the owls, hats, capes, bow and small decorative details a stronger finish.

For machines with a smaller embroidery field, choose the compact set starting with a 4x4 inch hoop. That version uses running-stitch outlines and has its own size and stitch-count tables.

The coordinated orange-and-purple autumn palette works well for a patchwork pillow, fabric wall hanging, trick-or-treat bag, backpack, apron, child’s sweatshirt, decorative cushion cover or Halloween garland. Stitch the motifs separately or combine them into one matching collection.

Set Details

What Is Included

Sizes & Hoop Compatibility

Halloween Vampire Owl

Halloween Witch Owl on an Autumn Branch

Halloween Owl in a Pumpkin Witch Hat

Halloween Owl in a Cat Costume

Halloween Pumpkin Bow with a Bat

Hoops are assigned by the actual embroidery field, including a possible 90-degree rotation. Compare the file dimensions with your machine’s usable embroidery area, not with the outside dimensions of the plastic frame.

Companion Designs

Halloween Owl in a Witch Hat

Owl in a Purple Witch Hat

Halloween Owl in a Striped Hat

Owl Witch Halloween

Madeira Classic 40 Color Charts

Use the individual chart and original color-block sequence for each motif. On-screen swatches are approximate; use the thread number and a physical Madeira chart for exact matching.

Halloween Vampire Owl — 14 colors, 23 color changes, 24 blocks

Color sequence: 1239 → 1288 → 1086 → 1319 → 1172 → 1196 → 1006 → 1059 → 1259 → 1172 → 1349 → 1378 → 1152 → 1239 → 1288 → 1334 → 1319 → 1071 → 1006 → 1378 → 1319 → 1006 → 1172 → 1349.

Halloween Witch Owl on an Autumn Branch — 14 colors, 24 color changes, 25 blocks

Color sequence: 1239 → 1288 → 1086 → 1006 → 1196 → 1319 → 1172 → 1059 → 1172 → 1349 → 1259 → 1378 → 1152 → 1239 → 1288 → 1086 → 1334 → 1319 → 1071 → 1006 → 1172 → 1006 → 1349 → 1378 → 1334.

Halloween Owl in a Pumpkin Witch Hat — 12 colors, 23 color changes, 24 blocks

Color sequence: 1239 → 1288 → 1071 → 1006 → 1319 → 1172 → 1196 → 1059 → 1259 → 1172 → 1349 → 1378 → 1239 → 1259 → 1288 → 1071 → 1196 → 1230 → 1319 → 1006 → 1172 → 1349 → 1378 → 1319.

Halloween Owl in a Cat Costume — 12 colors, 21 color changes, 22 blocks

Color sequence: 1239 → 1288 → 1071 → 1006 → 1172 → 1319 → 1196 → 1059 → 1172 → 1349 → 1259 → 1378 → 1334 → 1319 → 1239 → 1288 → 1071 → 1006 → 1172 → 1071 → 1378 → 1319.

Halloween Pumpkin Bow with a Bat — 9 colors, 17 color changes, 18 blocks

Color sequence: 1172 → 1021 → 1196 → 1059 → 1006 → 1033 → 1172 → 1196 → 1378 → 1172 → 1349 → 1378 → 1257 → 1006 → 1172 → 1006 → 1349 → 1033.

Do not merge repeated Madeira numbers with automatic color sorting. Returning to the same threads is required for the correct order of fills, satin outlines, branches, costumes and small decorative details.

Where to Use the Set

Patchwork pillow. Stitch each motif on a separate square block, then combine the five embroidered blocks with solid or checked fabric panels. Determine the finished block size and seam allowances first, then center the printed design template on the future square.

Fabric wall hanging. Place the four owls near the corners and position the bow in the center. Print the templates at 100% scale and arrange them on the fabric before the first hooping, allowing space for seams, a hanging sleeve and even gaps between the motifs.

Matching accessories. Divide the motifs among a trick-or-treat bag, backpack, apron, sweatshirt and decorative cushion cover. Repeating the same orange, purple, gray, brown and gold thread numbers will visually connect the separate projects.

Stabilizers for Different Fabrics

Stable cotton, linen, gabardine, canvas and patchwork fabric. Use a medium-weight tear-away such as Madeira Cotton Soft 9436, Sulky Tear-Easy or OESD Ultra Clean & Tear. For a loose weave, test two layers placed crosswise.

Sweatshirt fleece, jersey and children’s knitwear. Keep a soft cut-away beneath the fills and satin outlines, such as Madeira Super Strong 9445 white / 9446 black, Sulky Soft ’n Sheer Extra or OESD PolyMesh CutAway. Do not stretch the fabric while hooping.

Finished bag, pocket or another item that cannot be hooped. Madeira Cotton Fix 9439 and Gunold Filmoplast are self-adhesive tear-away paper-backed stabilizers. Hoop the stabilizer with the paper side up, expose the adhesive area and secure the item on top. On stretchy knit fabric, use the adhesive stabilizer for placement and add a soft cut-away beneath the embroidery.

Fleece, velour and terry cloth. Add a thin water-soluble topping such as Madeira Avalon Film, Sulky Solvy or OESD StitcH2O. It keeps the pile beneath the stitches and helps preserve the satin outlines, eyes, eyelashes, pumpkin face and small stars.

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