Queen of the Kitchen Embroidery Design, Instant Download

Dm me anytime if you want this in a custom size, I do get requests for that. Its a full emblem layout, the crown sits at the top centre which is a big spiky traditional crown with a ribbon bow at the middle. Below it, a whisk sits to the left and a rolling pin leans in from the right, they frame the crown like a royal crest. Underneath all of that, "Queen of the Kitchen" is set in a flowing cursive script with some swash flourishes, and then tiny decorative leaf branch sprigs and small scattered hearts finish the bottom. Theres a little heart floating above each shoulder of the crown too, kinda like a wink.

Its all single colour black, 1 thread, which makes it one of the easier ones to set up at the machine. The 5.5-inch size hits roughly 20,600 stitches, which is a medium-density digitising job done in my workhorse software. The crown has dense satin fill sections and the script lettering is satin column work, so Drop a mid cutaway under cotton twill or canvas, dont try it on a floppy fabric without support or the script will look wobbly. On thick denim or canvas you can use tearaway and itll be fine.

Best on white, cream or sand-coloured aprons, kitchen towels or canvas bags. I personally love it on a natural linen apron, the black sits really clean. Avoid very dark backgrounds unless you plan to use white thread instead, which works alot better than you might think. Pick a good quality 40-weight rayon or polyester thread for the lettering sections.

A customer suprised me last april by putting this on a set of matching kitchen towels and an apron for a housewarming gift. She said the recipient cried. Stitch on woven cotton or linen for best results, the script detail in the 5-inch size is clear and readable and holds up after washing.