This Kitchen Is Seasoned with Love Script Embroidery Design, Instant Download

Its a two-colour design and the lettering is the whole show here. The words sit in this easy flowing script, not a rigid typeface, more like someone with nice handwriting picked up a brush pen and wrote it on a wall in their kitchen. The word Seasoned gets a slightly bolder weight and a longer baseline swash underneath it, which anchors the whole composition. Pretty simple layout but the satin stitching on those letterforms pops more than youd expect.

I digitised this one with a medium density setting at 285 so it doesnt go too stiff on lightweight fabrics. Runs clean on cotton twill, flour sack material, linen blends. Use a tear-away stabiliser for the lighter stuff and cutaway if youre stitching on something like a canvas tote that takes alot of handling after. The 3.51-inch version is a good fit for a dish towel hem or a bread bag panel and the 7.51-inch version sits well across an apron bib.

A customer last Christmas ordered a batch of these on plain white aprons as staff gifts for a small bakery and sent the photo. They looked genuinely like something youd pay a lot for in a boutique. Thats the thing with a clean kitchen sentiment, it reads polished without actually being complicated to stitch.

Run the largest size at full 13,672 stitches on medium-weight canvas with a proper cutaway stabiliser underneath. Skip anything too stretchy or open-weave because the letterforms need a firm base to stay sharp. Add a topping layer on terry towels so the satin columns dont sink into the loops.

Stitch it on a neutral coloured linen tea towel, a dark-wash canvas bag, or an apron front. Two colours means fast thread changes and basically no fiddly underlay swapping. Holler at me if the file gives you any trouble and Ill get it sorted.