40 wide x 70 tall
1,021 total stitches in 1 color
(Shown on 14ct DMC Aida with gold DMC)
Stitching sass into every serving of starch.
This counted cross stitch pattern kicks off the Rude Asian Breadcover Project with unapologetic flair. "Chow Mai Dong"—a cheeky phrase stylized in Asian-inspired typography—anchors the design, serving up bad manners with a side of postcolonial irony. Intended for cloth bread bowl covers (yes, that's a thing now), this pattern juxtaposes cultural refinement with needlework profanity in exactly the wrong/right way.
Shown in a single floss color on red aida bread cloth blank, but feel free to stitch it in bold blues, passive-aggressive pastels, or your grandmother's leftover embroidery floss. It's part etiquette violation, part culinary commentary.
Pattern No. 2 is almost ready (It's gonna get me some complaints pho sho lol!)