Just a Girl Who Loves Chickens Embroidery Design, Instant Download

Heres the just a girl who loves chickens farmhouse piece on a cream sweatshirt. So much going on. The sassy hen takes centre stage, drawn standing tall with one wing tucked at her side and the other resting on her hip like shes about to give ya a piece of her mind. She wears chunky black sunglasses and a polka-dot orange headscarf wrapped around her head with the tail tucked behind one ear.

Around her body theres a peach polka-dot apron tied with a small bow and her grey-feathered tail fans up high behind her. The black outline is thick and confident, every feather is drawn with directional satin so the texture catches light. Three small red lines kick off either side of her head, comic-book style impact marks, like the hen just made a big point.

Wrapping the hen the words just a curl in red script across the upper left, who loves loops on the right of her wing, and chickens runs across the bottom in a thick red script. Letters bounce and dip with confident flourishes. Whole piece reads sassy country-funny.

Back in june one customer ordered the 7-inch size for a sweatshirt for her mum who keeps a small backyard flock. She told me later that her mum wore it to the saturday farmers market three weeks running and recieved a bunch of compliments on the design. Suprised her mum even, she dosent usually wear graphic tops.

This piece has alot of stitches, max 77,087 on the biggest 8.5-inch size so this is no jersey-tee project. Stitch the 5-inch size on a heavy sweatshirt or a denim jacket, the dense fills need fabric that can hold up. Use heavy cutaway stabiliser, double up if ya hooping fleece or anything stretchy.

Skip lightweight cotton tees, the design will pucker and curl every time. Pair with cream or oatmeal sweatshirts to let the orange and red breathe, or stick to charcoal for a graphic punch. Hoop firm, slow ya rpm and run a colour change at every stop, theres 9 thread changes total.