Cute Cartoon Kitten Embroidery Design, Instant Download

This kitten has no chill whatsoever. Hair going in six different directions, ears flattened sideways, eyebrows arched, and this massive grin like it just knocked something off a shelf and is absolutely fine with that. Its the most chaotic-energy cat Ive digitised and people keep telling me its their favourite one in the whole range. The whiskers shoot out long and stiff on both sides and the fur tufts spike off the head, chest and paws like a cartoon cat that just got static shocked.

Technically its only 2 colours, grey fill and black outlines, but the stitch density on the fur sections is what makes it pop. my embroidery software ran the body fill with directional crosshatch stitching so all those little fur lines actually look like individual hairs rather than a flat blob. The fur spike elements around the head use long satin columns with narrow angle changes which gives em that wild texture. 9 sizes, from 3.5 inches 7.5 in max, stitch count goes from 16k at the small end to just under 31k at the large.

I get messages from cat owners a lot about this one. One customer text me a photo of it stitched on a black sweatshirt last december and I was suprised at how well the grey reads on dark fabric, actually. The crosshatch fill creates enough contrast that it works even on charcoal or navy.

Stitch on white, cream or grey for the clearest detail. But honestly it also works on black and dark grey fabric, which is kind of rare for a grey-on-grey design. Pop it on a charcoal tee and those spiky bits almost read as embossed. Back with medium cutaway on stretch fabrics and tearaway on stable cotton. The wide whisker lines need firm backing or they can wave after the first wash. Text me if your machine struggles with the spike fur sections and Ill point you to the right settings.