Coffee Cup Embroidery Design, Instant Download

Honestly its a takeaway coffee cup, the kinda one ya grab from the coffee shop on the way to work. Domed brown lid on top, cream-coloured sleeve in the middle with the word Coffee written across in flowing white cursive, an orange band wrapping the lower edge, and three coffee beans piled up beside the base.

The lid uses a deep mocha brown satin with a darker rim around the lip, you can almost see the steam vent shape. Cream sleeve is a smooth fill, the cursive lettering pops in clean white satin so the wording stays readable on every hoop size. Beans at the foot of the cup are stitched in dark roasted brown with that little crease line cutting straight down each one, looks just like the real thing.

Stitch count climbs from 16,796 on the small hoop up to a chonky 48,737 at 7.51 inch size. 8 colours total. Mocha brown, mid brown, cream, soft peach, dusty pink tone, orange, white, black. I personalised the underlay in my usual software so the cream sleeve dosent shift when you stitch lettering on top.

Stitch this on cotton aprons, denim totes, twill napkins, basically anything with a tight weave. Skip terry cloth or fleece because the orange band will sink into the pile and lose its colour pop. Reach for a beefy cutaway stab and trust it, the larger sizes pack alot of stitches into a small area.

One customer wrote me last monday saying her cafe staff loved the cup design on their new aprons, kinda made my whole week. Reach out if your file gives ya trouble, ill personalise it or rebuild whatever colour stop is acting up.