Add classroom charm to school sewing with this elegant pencil name frame, built from a row of cartoon-style pencils with sharpened tips on one side and pink erasers on the other. The split centre leaves a clear space for a name, with a straight line above and below to keep the lettering looking tidy and balanced. It suits back-to-school projects, teacher gifts and personalised items for children who like their school kit to be easy to spot.
The black outline gives the yellow pencils, beige wood, pink erasers and grey details a crisp finish that reads well on plain cotton, polycotton and quilted fabrics. I’d use it on book bags, lunch bags, pencil cases, library totes or the front of a school apron where the long shape can sit neatly across the fabric. With 5 thread colours and a moderately dense build, it has enough substance to look polished without losing the simple, practical feel that makes school-themed embroidery work so well.
