Kitchen Shelf Spoon Fork Knife Embroidery Design, Instant Download

Pulled this one together last spring when I was working through a big batch of kitchen designs. Its a spoon, a fork, and the knife all standing upright on a little decorative shelf -- the kind with the scroll brackets on each side. The shelf bar itself is stitched solid in black, and the utensils come out in warm orange and a coral-pink that reads almost salmon-y on cotton napkin fabric. Alot of people assume kitchen designs look cheap on fabric, but this one holds up realy well because of the way Wilcom EmbroideryStudio handles the satin fill on each utensil head.

5 sizes in the file, smallest at 3x2.74 inches and largest hitting 7x6.39 inches. Stitch counts run from 4,429 up to 14,392 depending on which size you hoop. 4 colours total -- black for the shelf, orange for the spoon, then two pink-ish shades for the fork and knife. Theres 4 colour changes and 19 trims, so its not a complicated changeover mid-run. Use a cutaway stabiliser underneath, especially on stretchy fabric -- those decorative side curls have directional satin that can pull if your backing is too light.

I get messages all the time from people who run this on flour sack kitchen towels and linen aprons. Best on a flat, stable weave. Pair it with a monogram block in the corner if you want a coordinated kitchen set look. Pick any of the 5 sizes -- the 5-inch version fits a standard tea towel centre nicely without crowding the hem.