Floral Chef Hat with Kitchen Tools Embroidery Design, Instant Download

Big fluffy chef hat in black sits front and centre, and tucked underneath you've got a whisk and a slotted spatula crossing each other like a little kitchen crest. On the right side theres a full bloom bouquet coming out from behind the tools, maybe 3 or 4 flowers with leaves and a couple of curling stems. Heres the thing about this one: the floral section uses open satin work so you can actually see the individual petals, not just a black blob. Its a really nice contrast against the flat hat and utensil fills.

I worked this up in Wilcom EmbroideryStudio, where the stitch density holds at 576 stitches per square centimetre, which keeps the black sections rich without pulling the fabric. Alot of black designs go heavy and stiff but this one came out flexible. The 5-inch size runs around 18,000 stitches, and the big 7.22-inch version clocks in at 31,228. There are 5 sizes total, from 3.37 inches wide up to 7.22 inches. Use a medium-weight cutaway stabiliser under cotton or canvas aprons, it holds the density well without any puckering around the hat brim.

A customer ordered this last spring for personalised aprons she was making as gifts for a cooking class graduation. She went with the 5-inch version on black canvas and said the florals read beautifully even against dark fabric. I was suprised too honestly, black designs on dark backgrounds can get muddy but the open satin sections hold up. Try it on kitchen towels aswell, the rectangular format suits this nicely.

Stitch this on cotton twill aprons for bakers, linen tea towels for cooking enthusiasts, or denim tote bags for farmers market regulars. Pop it on a chef hat itself if you want something a lil unexpected. Works great on canvas bags and white cotton shirts too. Holler if anything isnt right if anything goes sideways and ill get you sorted.