Kitchen Utensils Laurel Wreath Embroidery Design, Instant Download

Worked up this design combining two things people keep asking for separately -- a kitchen utensil set and a wreath frame. The olive-branch ring goes all the way around, stitched in a deep saturated green (R0G153B0), and inside sits a little shelf with four tools: a spatula, a balloon whisk, a masher, and a ladle-style spoon. The tools themselves come in mint blue, blush pink, and orange -- its kinda retro-pastel in the best way, like something off a vintage cookbook cover. The wreath ring is the dominant element, 4,626 stitches out of the total 6,379 at the 3-inch size.

5 sizes available, 3.01 inches at the small end up to 7.01 inches wide. Stitch count climbs to 17,375 at the large hoop -- thats significant, so give your machine a minute, dont rush the speed on the wreath section especially. 32 trims total, 3 colour changes. The stabiliser question I get asked alot with this one: use cutaway, not tearaway. The wreath has directional satin running in curves and tearaway can drag those stitches when you pull it off. Digitised in Wilcom EmbroideryStudio. Pop a topping on if youre running it on a textured linen -- just helps the leaf edges come out clean.

Send me a message if you want any of the 4 colours swapped out -- a lot of buyers want the mint replaced with a deeper teal for a more modern look and thats a simple recolour on my end. I did a batch of recolours just last week for someone doing a full kitchen set in teal and terracotta and it took me about 10 minutes per size. Its no trouble at all.