Floral Kitchen Utensils Frame Embroidery Design, Instant Download

Split-monogram frame ringed with utensils and pink blooms is built for naming. The middle is a split-monogram setup, two horizontal black bars sit one above and one below an empty centre row so you can drop in a family name, a kitchen quote or a recipe word once youve loaded the file into ya digitising software. Standing inside the gap are five upright kitchen tools, a tan wooden rolling pin on the far left, an aqua blue slotted spatula, a green-handle whisk in the centre, a tomato red spoon and a deep blue ladle on the right.

On both ends a small floral cluster wraps around the bars, blush pink five-petal blossoms with deep red centres and moss green leaves trailing outward. The leaves got proper directional stitching so the veins read clean, theyre not flat, and the bloom centres pull a darker burgundy thread which gives the petals depth at smaller sizes. I built this last february after a customer asked for a kitchen sign she could customise with her grandmas name for a bunch of relatives.

Run this on a cream tea-towel set, a heavy cotton apron front pocket or a linen kitchen runner. Eleven colours and 9 sizes total, the smallest 3.51 inch is too tight for a name in the middle gap so use the medium or larger if youre planning to add lettering. Pop the largest version on a hessian wall hanging above a kitchen sink for a farmhouse-style display piece. Skip dark navy and black, the tan rolling pin and the spoon-handle just wash out.

Densest spots are the satin handles on the whisk and the rolling tool where the directional fill carries the wood-grain look. Use a medium-weight cutaway and slow ya rpm for the floral leaves so the vein detail holds. Best results sit on stable woven cotton or linen, jersey wont stay flat and itll pull the black frame bars wonky. Add a thin tearaway topping for the colour-change accuracy on the small petal centres.