My Kitchen My Rules Embroidery Design, Kitchen Quote Machine Embroidery Pattern, Instant Download

Theres a clear attitude going on here and thats kind of the whole point. KITCHEN sits dead center in thick slab-serif capitals, heavy black, no fuss. Above and below it the word MY is written twice in flowing red cursive script with those long looping swirls you'd see on a Victorian signboard, which makes an interesting contrast against the blocky main lettering styles.

Top right corner sits a chunky red chef hat, the kind thats puffy and tall. Tucked in around the quote are a red fork, spoon, knife and ladle, arranged so they fan out slightly like they belong in the composition. That utensil cluster is what stops it looking like a plain typography print and gives it real kitchen personality.

Two colours only, bold black and red. Stitch count runs 9,394 at the small end up to 21,895 on the 8-inch, so the bigger sizes do have some density to them. I digitised with a lot of trims on purpose because the cursive sections needed clean starts and stops or the satin columns would've dragged. Back it on a dense woven fabric like denim or canvas so the heavy slab-serif letters stay crisp. Last spring a customer put the 7-inch on a black canvas apron and said the red cursive against black was even bolder than she'd expected, and I get that because the contrast's excellent. Stabilise with a cutaway backing on stretch fabrics and a tear-away on rigid woven cottons, thats the setup that'll keep the slab letters flat.

Use white, cream, natural canvas, light grey or black. Skip busy prints. The two-colour simplicity reads from across the room. Pop it on the back panel of a chef coat aswell, that open space behind the shoulders really shows off the tall slab lettering and the red utensil details.