Furry and Bright Embroidery Design, Instant Download

Mocked up this design for pet owners who want something christmas-y without it being aggressively themed. The dog sits on the left, the cat on the right, both are solid silhouettes in crimson red, no detail lines inside, just the outline shape filled. The dog is sitting upright with a slight lean, the cat is smaller and tucked in close. Four green snowflake shapes bracket them on the outer edges, 2 large ones at the sides and 2 smaller ones near the bottom. 'Furry' loops above in dark green script with good letterform width, and 'and Bright' sits below in the same hand. Its a 2-colour design, dark green and red, which keeps it simple to run.

The file was digitised through my embroidery software, and the dog and cat silhouette fills run at 416 density with directional satin lines to give the solid shapes some texture, they wont look like flat blobs. The snowflake outlines use shorter satin columns that radiate from centre. Green script uses underlay runs first so the lettering sits up on any ground fabric. Total stitches go from 9,006 at 3.51 inches up to 21,124 at the full 7.51-inch size. Just 1 colour change, green first, then red. Hoop with cutaway stabiliser for anything stretchy, tearaway on kraft tea towels and wovens.

One customer hooped this on a natural kraft tea towel at the 5-inch size, the forest green against crimson on that tan ground looked realy good, very gift-shop. Theyll work well on cream, olive, or charcoal too. Avoid pale green fabric since the green script wont have enough contrast. Stitch on a navy tote and the red silhouettes pop nicely while the green reads as a secondary colour.

Pick the 3.51 inch for a pocket patch or small stocking panel. Add cutaway behind any fabric that has give, the silhouette fill density can cause drawing on loose weaves without it. Avoid topping on smooth wovens since the satin surface handles itself. Text me if anything needs fixing in the file and Ill take care of it.