Let's Get Cooking Embroidery Design, Instant Download

Heres the lets get cooking design and its got real kitchen energy. A wood cutting board sits in the middle with that classic hole-in-the-handle silhouette, behind the board sits a sunburst of black radiating rays. A red tomato peeks out top right with abit of green leafy stem, white garlic bulb tucks down at the bottom corner, and the word Cooking sits big and bold in chunky black cursive across the front.

Six threads carry this piece, tan for the timber face, soft red for the tomato body, green for the stem, white for the garlic outline, and black for the cursive script plus the sun-burst rays behind. Wood board has stitched grain running vertical so it reads like real timber, not a flat fill. And the cursive C in cooking is the heaviest section by far at almost 4k stitches at the smallest scale.

Sizes run from a 3.51in mini up to 7.5in at full scale, so you can stitch this as a dish-towel hit or a full apron centre piece. Stitch range starts at 12k on the small size then peaks at 36k on the largest. Last September one customer ran the 4in version onto cream linen aprons for her cooking-class side hustle, the response from her students was bonkers.

Best pop onto light or medium woven cloth to keep that timber reading clean. Cream linen, oatmeal cotton, sand canvas and pale sage tea towel all sit fine under the design. Steer clear of jet black aswell as midnight navy, the cursive lettering vanishes against dark backgrounds. Skip stretchy knits too, the sunburst rays will pull abit and lose thier straight edges on jersey.

Pair a poly mesh cutaway under any cotton base, lettering plus wood board fills both need the support. Tear-away holds up alright on canvas tea towels but skip on tees. Hoop firm, drop pedal speed around the cursive C tail end. Replace the needle before each batch because the black ray edges will fray once its dull. Email me direct if your first stitch test reads off and Ill turn round a fix that same evening.