Good Morning Coffee Cup Embroidery Design, Kitchen Pattern, Instant Download

The good morning coffee cup design is one my mum stitched first, on a plain white tea towel set, and it genuinely looks like something youd find in a homewares shop. The steam rising from the cup forms a big puffy cloud and inside it youve got GOOD MORNING in heavy block letters with a rough hand-pressed edge. Not a clean digital font, more like a rubber stamp pressed with a bit of weight behind it. Two colors, orange and black, and the composition does everything else.

Run a medium tearaway stabiliser under your kitchen cotton and youll get a clean result even on a terry cloth weave. The orange satin fills dense enough that you dont need a water-soluble topping on smooth cotton. On thicker canvas apron fabric use a cutaway backing instead, it stops the lettering from lifting when the fabric flexes during use. Four sizes, 3.5 to 5.5 inch. Hoop your stabiliser first and float the towel fabric to avoid hoop marks on the hem border.

Stitch the 4 inch version on a tea towel corner or a dish cloth centre, thats the sweet spot for kitchen textiles. Use the 5 inch version on an apron bib where youre after block text that reads from across the kitchen. Pop the 5.5 inch on a sweatshirt chest if youre doing a morning-themed casual top. The orange palette works on dark base colours too, its bold enough to hold its own on navy or forest green fabric.