Modern Abstract Cat Face Embroidery Design, Wild Feline Machine Embroidery Pattern, Instant Download

Not a cartoon cat and not a realistic portrait, its the abstract version where the fur is done as sharp bristle strokes shooting outward in every direction, heavy crimson and black lines radiating from the face like its caught mid-snarl. Golden yellow tucks between the crimson spikes at the crown and around the jaw. Right in the center youll spot the single amber eye, round and clear against all the visual noise, with thin brown whisker streaks cutting out from the muzzle.

Six colours, 5 color stops, and the stitch count sits between roughly 9,000 at the small cut and around 24,000 at the large 7-inch size. Because the density stays reasonable the spiky fur strokes come out with clean definition even at 3.5 inches, theres no muddiness where the two darks overlap. Hoop it on a medium stabiliser and the directional satin fill on those fur spikes will lie really flat. Stitch it on a firm woven cotton or canvas-weight denim for best results. Skip thin stretchy fabrics or youll get puckering around the spike tips.

One customer ordered it specifically because she wanted a cat design with some actual attitude and said most designs in the niche are too cute to be useful for her project. Pop it on a black canvas bag, stitch it on a hoodie sleeve, run it on a cap front. Works better on dark fabrics than most designs do, the crimson and golden tones jump out really hard against navy or charcoal.