Home Is Where The Fabric Is Embroidery Design, Instant Download

So heres the home is where the fabric is piece in coral pink and its a proper sewing-room kinda design. Wording sits across four loose lines, the word home leads up top in big pink looping script, then is where curls into the second row in smaller mixed lettering, the across the middle, and fabric is finishes off across the bottom row in another fat pink script. Letters bounce and lean like ya wrote em with a wide-tip pen.

Tucked between the script lines on the right side theres a small wooden spool wrapped in coral pink thread, the wood grain is drawn with fine brown detail and a silver sewing needle pokes out behind it angled up to the right. Loose pink thread loops trail off the spool and curl into the script, ya know the kind of mess that happens when ya leaving a project on the table mid-stitch.

I made this back in february for a customer who runs a quilt shop out of her converted garage, she wanted matching pieces for her cutting room walls and her staff aprons. She picked the 5-inch version for the staff aprons and the 7-inch one for a framed hoop above her sales counter, customer told me afterward the pink really brightened up the wall.

Density is moderate, max 38,590 stitches on the biggest size so the script is dense enough to feel solid but not heavy. Stitch the medium size on a sewing-room apron, ivory or cream cotton works best. Pop the smaller version on a project bag or a pin cushion cover. Use a heavy cutaway under the dense pink fills, the script eats stabiliser fast.

Skip black fabrics, the coral pink loses its warmth on dark grounds. Pair with a wood frame or an oak hoop for that vintage sewing-room feel. Hoop firm, slow ya machine for the spool wood grain, theres alot of fine brown trim work in there ya dont want to rush, send me message on the contact form if ya want a smaller version of just the spool detail and ill split the file for ya.