Juicy Cheeseburger Embroidery Design, Fast Food Machine Embroidery Pattern, Instant Download

This cheeseburger is not subtle. The bun is golden and fat, the meat is bright red, theres lettuce spillin out the sides, and the sauces drip down in blue-purple and yellow like someone squeezed the bottle way too hard. Everything has thick black outlines the way old comic book art does it, and every single colour sits at full saturation. Eleven colours total, with satin fills and dense coverage runs that give it this almost 3D raised look when its hooped up on a dark jacket.

I digitised this in Wilcom EmbroideryStudio and put alot of work into the layering order so the sauce drips sit on top of the meat fills properly rather than blending into a muddy mess. The density runs at around 1,423 stitches per square inch at the largest size, so use a cutaway stabiliser on any stretchy fabric. For denim, canvas or fleece you can get away with a medium tearaway but I'd still go cutaway if the fabric has any give at all.

Six sizes from 2.92 inches wide up to 7.76 inches. The stitch count jumps from 30,504 at the smallest all the way to 88,442 at the biggest, so the full sized version is a serious project, probably 45 to 60 minutes of run time on most machines. Last christmas a customer told me she stitched this centred on the back of a denim jacket for her son and honestly thats my favourite use for it, looks exactly like a custom patch.

Stitch it on cotton, denim, canvas, fleece or felt without much fuss. Skip thin polyester at the large sizes, the density will pucker the fabric if theres no proper stabiliser behind it. Use a topping on any textured fleece or terry cloth so the satin fills dont sink into the pile. Send me a note if you run into any file issues and Ill sort it out fast.