Floral Kitchen Tools Split Shelf Embroidery Design, Instant Download

Split kitchen utensil shelf layout. Two black satin shelves stack with a name gap between em. Top shelf holds 4 upright utensil handles, pink spatula, peach turner, brown whisk and orange ladle, all leaning back behind a centred line-art floral spray with little daisy heads and trailing leaves. The bottom shelf hangs 4 matching utensil blades down underneath, kinda like the tools have slipped through a wall rack and youre seeing both halves.

5 colours total. Pink for one spatula, peach for the turner, brown for the whisk, orange for the ladle, black for both shelf bars and the daisy spray outline. Stitch counts run 5,917 at the smallest 3-inch size up to 16,484 at the largest 7-inch. Density holds at 356 which sits medium-light. 5 sizes total. The daisy run-stitch outline doesnt compete with the coloured handles for visual weight, the eye reads handles then flowers then shelves.

A customer wrote me last mothers day after wanting a baker apron with mum in the gap, said her mum had been doing all the family christmas baking for the last 22 years without a single proper apron of her own. Ive built this inside Wilcom EmbroideryStudio and put directional satin on both rack bars, theyre the load-bearing part of the design. The floral spray runs as light running stitch so it adds detail without bulking the centre.

Best on cream, oatmeal, sage green, white cotton, blush pink or pale yellow linen. Skip black and dark navy ground, the brown handle and the floral outline vanish on it. Hoop with medium cutaway behind canvas or cotton drill. Add poly-mesh stabiliser under sweatshirt fleece. Use tearaway under tea towels but pin all 4 corners because of the shelf-bar pull. The 3-inch fits a 4x4 hoop, the gap shrinks too small for lettering at that size though, so go 5-inch or bigger if you want to add a name.