Dog Paw Prints Embroidery Design, Machine Embroidery Pattern, Instant Download

Cluster of four dog paw prints, two large camo paws and two small bright orange ones, kinda scattered like a dog just trotted across the fabric. The big black paw has grey speckle blotches running through it like real camouflage, the olive paw mixes tan, dark brown and cream patches. The smaller paws sit in bright orange with mustard yellow centres, simpler flat fill, almost like puppy tracks alongside the bigger ones.

I drew this one for the hunting dog crowd. A customer wrote me last summer asking for a paw cluster that didnt look like every other clipart paw on the market and the camo fill is what makes it different. Theres no text, no breed name, just the prints. Use it on canvas vests, denim chore coats or kennel uniforms and the texture reads as proper outdoor gear, not cute pet shop logo.

10 sizes from 1.91 inch up to 5.74 inch wide. Stitch count runs 9.7k on the smallest and climbs to 39k on the biggest. 6 thread colours total, but you can drop the cream and run 5 if you want. Hoop the larger sizes with a heavy cutaway stabiliser, the camo speckle stacks density up so its denser than it looks.

Stitch on charcoal, olive, oat, cream or black for best contrast. Skip pure white tees, the orange paws scream loud and dont sit well against bright white. Skip patterned fabric too, the camo texture wants a calm base or the directional stitches mush together.

Run polyester thread on knits so the colours hold up wash after wash. Pop the 1.91 inch size on a cap front, the 3 inch fits a chest pocket, the full 5.74 carries a hoodie back panel. My neighbour stitched this on a sage green dog walker apron last week and it pulled clean every time. Drop me a chat if your stitch out comes out muddled and Ill rework the densities.