Workshop Tools Shelf Embroidery Design, Instant Download

Workshop Tools Shelf Embroidery Design, Instant Download

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Theres a slightly different cast of tools here compared to the mechanic shelf designs. This one leads with a screwdriver on the far left, then a mallet, a wrench, a claw hammer, and a tape measure with its hook sitting right at the end. The shelf bar sits flat across the bottom so everything looks like its properly stored, not just floating. Single black thread, density sitting around 426 per size, heavier than you'd get from a basic running-stitch outline.

The composition is squarish compared to some of the wider designs, which makes it more flexible for placement. Pop it in a square hoop without adjusting your grid and it centres well on a chest patch or tote front. I get messages about which size to use for a 4x4 hoop and the answer is the 2.03-inch or the 3-inch, both fit fine with room for stabiliser grip.

5 sizes from 2.03 inches up to 4.33 inches wide. Stitch count sits between 4,911 at the smallest and 13,821 at the largest. The lighter count on the small sizes is good news for thin twill or canvas where you dont want the backing to show through. Use a medium cutaway underneath if youre going onto stretchy knit fabric and youll avoid any puckering.

Good for the sort of thing you want to stitch once and hand over as a ready-made gift this christmas or birthday. Workshop folks tend to appreciate it more than the fancy decorative options, honestly. Drop a chat if youre not sure which size suits your project and Ill point you in the right direction.

What people are using this design for

A starting point. The design works for plenty more than just this list, this is what folks have stitched it onto most.

  • Workshop apron patch above the bib pocketThe 3-inch size sits right in the sweet spot for standard apron bib placement without crowding the straps.
  • Electrician or carpenter's tool bag panelStiffer canvas tool bags hold the satin fill without puckering; hoop tight and use tearaway backing.
  • DIY shelf or peg board sign on heavy canvasGo for the largest 4.33-inch size on heavy canvas for wall art that reads from across the room.
  • Father's Day mug or gift set topper patchStitch it onto a blank canvas patch first, then sew or iron-on to almost any gift surface.
  • Mens work shirt left-chest placementMens work shirts in poly-cotton take the medium 3-inch size cleanly with no stretch distortion.
  • Garage sale or craft fair promo tote bagA single-color black design on a natural cotton tote looks clean and intentional, not busy.
  • Framed embroidery hoop as workshop wall decorStretch the 4-inch size into a 5-inch hoop with padding at the back and it makes a tidy wall piece.

Dimensions

5 sizes included. Stitch counts shown for the largest colorway.

Size (in) Stitches
2.03 × 3.50 in 4,911
2.60 × 4.50 in 6,749
3.18 × 5.50 in 8,843
3.75 × 6.50 in 11,122
4.33 × 7.50 in 13,821

Files & Formats

Eight machine formats included in one zip. Whichever your machine reads, its in the pack.

CND
DST
EXP
HUS
JEF
PES
VP3
XXX

Plus a color chart for thread matching. See full format guide.

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