Red work leafy border - 3 sizes

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Size: 48.6x178.0 mm (1.91x7.01"), Stitches: 4556
Size: 54.1x198.0 mm (2.13x7.80"), Stitches: 4919
Size: 59.5x218.0 mm (2.34x8.58"), Stitches: 5197
Size: 65.0x238.0 mm (2.56x9.37"), Stitches: 5549
Formats: .dst, .jef, .pec, .vip, .hus, .pes, .sew, .exp, .dat, xxx, vp3

Logical Joining / USE COTTON THREAD

Elevate your textile projects with the Red work leafy border machine embroidery design. This elegant motif features a continuous vine of leaves rendered in the classic red‑work style, offering a timeless, sophisticated look that blends well with vintage, Scandinavian, or minimalist décor. For a coordinated set, you might also explore the companion design in this series: the Red work floral corner design.

Where this design can be used

This versatile piece fits beautifully across a variety of textile surfaces:

• Decorative pillows and cushion covers
• Napkins, tablecloths, and table runners
• Towels and bath linens
• Bags and pouches for gifts or storage
• Clothing accents, such as collars or hems
• Home décor items: wall hangings, linen panels, and more

Design advantages

• Classic red‑work styling gives your project a sophisticated and timeless aesthetic
• Supports popular formats including PES, DST, EXP, and others
• Compatible with many fabrics, from lightweight cotton to linen and blends
• Easy to use — ideal for both beginners and seasoned embroidery enthusiasts
• Flexible sizing allows adaptation to different hoop dimensions and uses

How to download and use

After purchase, the design is available for instant download as a ZIP archive containing all necessary formats and instructions. If you encounter any issues extracting the file, you can turn to our online unzip tool available on our site.
Stabilizer calculation formula:
Fabric weight ÷ 3 = Stabilizer weight
Example: If your fabric is 210 g/m² → use a stabilizer of approximately 70 g/m².