November 2026 – wall piece – Tine Wessel (TW)
- From Haandarbejdets Fremme (HF) – Calendar 2026
- Motif: Stylised repeating pattern with autumn leaves and acorns, arranged in calm rows with warm golden and brown tones on a light background
- Size: 18 × 18 cm
- Thread: Danish Flower Thread
- Fabric: Haandarbejdets Fremme (HF) linen 10B (natural white)
- Designer: Tine Wessel
November 2026 – wall piece – Tine Wessel (TW)
From Haandarbejdets Fremme (HF) – Calendar 2026
This wall piece for November 2026 captures the subdued mood of autumn through a simple and well-balanced pattern. The motif consists of stylised oak leaves and acorns, repeated in a calm, horizontal sequence. The expression is graphic and easily recognisable, while clearly conveying a strong sense of season.
The composition is built with clear structure and a regular rhythm. The broad leaves give the motif volume and movement, while the acorns act as quiet pauses between the leaf forms. The repetition creates order and coherence, giving the wall piece a decorative surface quality that feels balanced and harmonious.
The colour palette is warm and muted. Golden and ochre-toned leaves are combined with deep brown shades in the acorns, lending the motif weight and calm. The light background keeps the overall impression open and ensures that the colours appear clear without becoming heavy. The colours support November’s quiet transition towards winter.
Danish Flower Thread provides a matte and lively surface, allowing the warm tones to appear natural and rich. On 10B linen from Haandarbejdets Fremme, the stitches are clear and even, highlighting the motif’s graphic character and giving the wall piece a crisp textile quality. The choice of materials ensures a durable and professional result.
In the home, November 2026 functions as a calm and atmospheric wall piece that fits naturally into both modern and classic interiors. Within a collection, it represents an autumn motif with broad appeal and a clear seasonal identity. For retailers, the wall piece is well suited both as a standalone design and as part of the calendar collection, where customers can select the month that resonates most with them.
The pattern is also included as part of Haandarbejdets Fremme (HF) – Calendar 2026, Stitch of the Year, where the months of the year are presented as individual, carefully developed embroidery designs.
