Meowy Christmas Cat Embroidery Design, Instant Download

Orange tabby cat face, round and a bit smug looking, wearing a red santa hat thats slightly too big and flopping to one side. Ears poke out on either side at the hat base, two little triangles in the same warm orange. Whiskers are long thin lines radiating outward from either side of the nose, the classic cartoon cat face treatment. Below the face the words Meowy Christmas sit in a chunky rounded script, red letters with a slightly wobbly hand-drawn quality.

Its a 4-colour design which means its clean and fast to run. Orange for the cat, red for the hat brim and lettering, cream white for the trim and inner ears, black for the outlines, eyes and whiskers. Dm me if your machine is reading the colours in the wrong order, sometimes the thread list exports differently depending on the software youre using, and Ill sort it.

Only four colours but they work hard. The cream against the orange gives the ear pockets and trim definition, and the red script at the bottom anchors the whole thing so it doesnt look like a floating cat head. Ive had people use just the cat face on its own as a patch and crop out the lettering in their machine software, works either way. One customer messaged to say she stitched the small version on twelve mug rugs as cat-themed christmas gifts and went through the file without a single issue.

Cat people absolutely love a pun and this one delivers. Stitch it on a grey sweatshirt and the orange cat and red text both pop. Works on white, cream, light grey or even a soft sage green. Avoid dark orange or rust fabrics because the cat body blends right in. Use the smaller sizes on a kids pullover or a mug rug, the bigger ones on an adults sweatshirt. No cutaway needed, a standard tearaway stabiliser handles this cleanly on most cotton weights. The satin outline work on the letters stays crisp even down at the 2.45-inch size.

Five sizes from 2.45 to 6.35 inches wide and 2.5 to 6.51 tall. Stitch count tops out around 27,000 at the largest, so its a light run across all sizes. Wilcom kept the lettering consistent at the smaller end, which isnt always guaranteed with script fonts.