Colorful Dog Portrait Embroidery Design, Instant Download

Heres a young short-coated pup looking right at ya, head tilted just abit, ears flopped soft on either side. Whoever digitised this sketched the fur in vivid pop-art blocks, theres cobalt blue running across the brow and forehead, bright teal sweeping under the eyes and cheeks, scarlet red flicking through the ear edges and chin, with lemon yellow accents catching the high points around the muzzle.

Eyes glow amber yellow with a small white highlight, theres alot of soul in them honestly. White fills the muzzle and a soft chest stripe so the face still reads as a real dog and not just a colour explosion. The nose tip carries a warm pink. Sketchy contour outlines hold every block together so the portrait stays clean even at the smaller hoop sizes.

Stitches run dense at 679 across 9 sizes, from 21k on the smallest 4.25-inch up to 46k at 8.01-inch full version. Wide square layout fits a 5x7 hoop and bigger. A friend of mine ordered it on a navy crewneck for her dog mums birthday last february, the loud palette caught every guest at the dinner table and a couple started asking who the artist was. People have been buying it for memorial keepsakes aswell.

Pop this on black tee, deep navy hoodie, charcoal jersey or graphite gym vest only. Theres a reason the palette pairs with dark fabric, the colours sing against ink. Skip white or cream because the soft white muzzle and chest stripe vanish into a light base and the whole face flattens out fast. Skip stretchy thin polyester at the largest size aswell, the dense fill needs proper backing or it'll pucker.

Use a heavy cutaway stabiliser on knit, no-show mesh on lightweight gym fabric. Slow your machine through the colour-block transitions where four fur shades change direction across a small area. Theyre the spots that distort first if youre going too fast. Black bobbin so it dosent flash through the contour gaps. Stick a 90/14 needle on canvas. Reach me on the support tab if a panel reads off.