Queen of the Kitchen Embroidery Design, Machine Embroidery Pattern, Instant Download

Its a pure script design, no illustrations, just big bold lettering that does all the talking. "Queen" sits at the top in a chunky gold satin-fill cursive, and theres an actual embroidered crown sitting right on the Q, done in the same warm amber gold with five blue ball-tip points across it. "of the" drops in small black script underneath, and then "Kitchen" sweeps across the bottom in a wide teal cursive with a tiny orange herb sprig tucked into the K. Four colours total plus that little sprig accent, all sitting clean against whatever fabric you put it on.

So the stitch range goes from just under 8,000 up to nearly 16,000 depending on the size you pick, which tells you the satin columns on that big teal "Kitchen" are doing real work. Cutaway stabiliser is what you want on apron canvas or linen towelling, dont skip it even if the fabric feels firm, satin lettering this wide really needs the grip. The 3.5 inch version hoops neatly onto a pocket patch without crowding the space, and I had a woman who buys gifts for her sister every Christmas ask me last week if this would work on a thin lightweight cotton dish towel, and yes it absolutely does, the 5 inch sits dead centre and looks genuinely proper on that kind of open cotton weave.

Use a topping on anything with a pile or loose weave, terry cloth and waffle-knit especially, it keeps the directional satin threads from sinking into the texture. Hoop your apron body flat if you can, not just the pocket flap, the underlay needs something solid to pull against or you get bobbin drag on that long teal baseline. Pop it on a cream or charcoal linen for a proper contrast hit, the gold and teal read really well against both.

Ping me if the outline wont sit clean.