Cookie Baking Crew Embroidery Design, Christmas Kitchen Machine Embroidery Pattern, Instant Download

Three rows of text stacked up, with a rolling pin stretched across the middle as a horizontal banner. Cookie at the top in a big swooping script, BAKING across the rolling pin in solid block capitals, and Crew at the bottom in the same style script. A whisk sits to the right of Crew, a candy cane to the left. Snowflakes, small stars and sparkle dots fill the space around the words without making it feel cluttered.

The whole thing stitches out in 1 thread, dark green, theres no stops to swap bobbins or change spools mid-way. High density on this one, around 552, the stitch count tops out near 27,600 on the 7-in maximum version, so its got solid coverage and the lettering feels full rather than scratchy. Hoop this on a firm cut-away stabiliser if youre stitching on terry cloth or fleece, the density needs a stable base or the letters will pull.

I hear from bakers all the time about this one, and a good few of them say its become the design they stitch every december. Cookie baking is pretty universal and the design doesnt date the way novelty prints do. Ive had people say they stitched it in November and the apron is still out in January. Use it on cream, white or pale grey cotton for the cleanest result, the dark green reads best against light backgrounds.

Stitch it centred on an apron bib, position it on the lower right corner of a tea towel, or pop it on a tote bag front. 5 sizes from about 3.5 to 7 in range tall, so theres a good fit for most project types. Send me a note if you want to check anything about the file before purchasing.