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Golden eagle and juniper Hand Embroidery Pattern

Golden eagle and juniper Hand Embroidery Pattern

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Fine juniper needles sit below the golden eagle's much larger feather fans. Download the embroidery pattern for eight blue berries in three unequal groups, two extended feet and the supporting rock shelf.

How are the berries placed in the juniper?

The eight berries sit in three unequal groups. They are compact rounded areas within the finer needle structure, not a continuous decorative band beneath the eagle.

Materials to prepare

  • Suggested ground: teal-blue linen
  • 18 suggested DMC shades, using stranded cotton floss
  • Bring your own needles and a hoop or frame
  • Test the chosen transfer method and thread colours on your cloth

Placing the full design

Artwork canvas: 300 x 232 mm, landscape, including the open background areas. Print the separate A3 transfer at Actual Size / 100% and check the 50 mm control bar. Guide previews are reduced. These are canvas dimensions, not a finished hoop, cushion or bag size. The Stitch Guide itself uses US Letter pages.

PDFs and supporting files

  • 16-page design-specific Stitch Guide PDF with region key, DMC palette and recommended sequence
  • Full-size A3 transfer PDF and matching SVG
  • White and transparent 600 dpi linework PNGs
  • Colour reference JPG and thread-and-region recipe CSV
  • Hand Embroidery Stitch Sampler, Essential Needlework Handbook PDF
  • READ_ME instructions

Bird and setting

Golden Eagle Above the Juniper Shelf pairs a broad flight pose with closely observed botanical detail. Work the rock and juniper crossings first, then keep both airborne feet and every outer feather tip clear of the shelf.

Feathers, contours and small details

The guide maps 12 working regions with local stitch direction, strand count and DMC colour recipes. Use the region key and recommended sequence to follow the overlaps and changes in shading. Mapped techniques include low short satin, faceted long-and-short, fine split stitch.

Download format and licence

Digital files only. No fabric, thread, tools or finished embroidery is supplied. Colour references and lifestyle mockups show design and presentation ideas. For personal, non-commercial use. Do not share, redistribute or resell the digital files.

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