Acorns hand embroidery patterns

Oak leaves and acorns: an acorn in a laurel, a star, a corner and a bookmark of oak, and words in block capitals between oak garlands.

One large acorn hangs under two oak leaves inside an open laurel; six acorns and six oak leaves stand round a medallion as a star; a branch of oak turns a corner; a sprig of oak runs up a bookmark; a wreath for autumn has six sunflowers with oak leaves and acorns between them; an acorn in outline holds four lazy daisy stitch flowers; and a round sampler has a ring of eight maple leaves and eight acorns by turns round a sunflower. The words and short sayings stand in block capitals between two garlands of oak leaves and acorns, each garland with a sunflower or a pumpkin at its middle: words of fall and of thanks, words for the home and the table (HOME, COFFEE, CHEERS, EAT, GATHER), names for family members such as MOM, DAD and NANA, and a few for Halloween. They suit a kitchen towel, a Thanksgiving table or a hoop by the door.