Flaming Claw Embroidery Design, Monster Talon Neon, Instant Download

Four claws coming at ya from the top of the frame. The paw above them is done in mauve pink with a furry textured fill, like the creature is some kind of neon monster that dosent exist in nature. The talons are long and curved, yellow at the base fading into teal at the hooked tips. Behind the whole piece, electric blue flame spikes shoot straight up. Theres a black background built into the design so it sits in its own dark field.

Four colours but the palette is loud. Mauve, yellow, teal, and that electric blue on the flames. The fur fill runs crosshatch at two opposing angles so the pile texture reads as shaggy and unkempt. Flame spikes use satin columns at varying widths to get that tapered shape. Nine sizes, 3.5 up to 7.5-inch wide, the stitch total goes 14,965 on the smallest all the way to 35,827 on the max. Its genuinely a dense file with alot going on in the fur and flame fills, dont rush the stitch speed.

I made this for a tattoo artist who wanted it on their studio merch last october. Jacket back panel was the first application. They told me their clients kept pointing at it during sessions asking if it was a custom piece or something they could get on a tee. Weve sold it to motorcycle club patch makers and punk band merch tables aswell. Text me about the background colour and I can check what the file allows for a swap.

Stitch on black canvas, black denim or any dark fabric where the design background merges with the ground cloth. Skip light or pale fabrics completely because the built-in black fill reads as a floating dark rectangle around the claw. Use mesh cutaway stabiliser and slow the machine down for the dense flame satin columns. The 7.5-inch across a jacket back fills the panel. One claw. Done.