Cool Cat Sunglasses Embroidery Design, Sketch Style Kitty Portrait, Instant Download

Ok so the cool cat with sunglasses, this one is properly sketched. Dense black hatching builds up the fur from forehead down through the chest, you can see individual fur tufts on the cheeks and the chest area, and the whole thing reads more like a charcoal portrait than a typical cartoon kitty. The cat sits upright with paws together, wearing oversized black sunglasses that totaly cover the eyes.

Theres only 3 colours technically, black being the workhorse at 10,585 stitches on the medium, but the design uses thousands of tiny directional jump stitches to mimic crosshatching. Whole effect is like a fine ink pen drawing translated to thread. The sunglasses frames are solid black satin column work, and small white and grey accents pop the face out from the dense black fur. Honestly its one of my favourites to look at finished.

Text me if your machine acts up loading the file, ill drop a fresh copy. I been doing this most weekday mornings since last march.

Sizes range from 3.5 climbing to 7.51 inches wide, with stitch counts running from 15,803 up to 52,683 on the largest, which is a heavy density piece. Density hits 1602 stitches per square inch on the densest sections so you absolutely need a proper cutaway stabiliser for this, and a topping film on any pile fabric like fleece or velvet.

Best results on white, cream, oatmeal or light grey shirts and totes, the black thread reading like ink on paper. Skip dark fabric for this, the whole sketch effect is lost. Embroider on cotton, linen, canvas, denim or twill, not stretchy jersey unless you double cutaway. Customer orders for this one skew heavily toward streetwear tees and the smaller version on tote bag corners. Text me a chat if the file misbehaves and Ill rework the punch.