Coffee Cup Embroidery Design, Machine Embroidery Pattern, Instant Download

At 13,344 stitches on the biggest hoop, the density here is alot higher than most cup designs I digitise. The brown tatami fill inside the cup sits at 428 density so itll read smooth even on linen and doesnt go stiff the way cheaper fills can. Two steam wisps curl up above the rim, one in charcoal and one in that warm caramel copper, both done in directional satin so they taper right at the tips. Bold black satin outlines the cup body, the saucer, the handle, and "Coffee" runs underneath in a chunky cursive script that locks down clean without jump stitch gaps you'd normally have to trim.

I get commissions for this from coffee shop owners wanting branded aprons and tea towels, aswell as craft-fair sellers stitching it onto canvas pouches for market stalls. The 2-inch version at 5,915 stitches fits neatly on a pocket or mug rug, and the 4-inch looks great centred on a linen kitchen towel. Last week somebody asked me to run the 3-inch on a denim tote and it came out really clean, that dark charcoal outline pops hard against indigo.

Needs a cutaway on stretchy jersey tees but its worth it for sure. Use an underlay pass under the satin outlines to stop everything pulling when you hoop knit fabric. Terry and fleece need a topping so the script reads crisp and doesnt sink into the pile. Pop the 4-inch centred on a fleece apron and the caramel brown fill really sings against cream or charcoal. Stitch the smallest size on a cotton twill patch first if youre new to it, that way you get a feel for how the bobbin tension handles these satin curves before you commit to your final piece.

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