Puppy Peeking Door Embroidery Design, Instant Download

Half the design is door, half is dog. That pale blue door fills the left side with a satin fill that picks up a subtle plank direction, and the chocolate puppy cranes around the edge from the right. That setup gives you two strong colour blocks working together, the blue and the warm brown sit kinda far apart on the colour wheel but they really work here. Eight colours total, density at 613, and the 8.5-inch version runs to 31,792 stitches. my software ran the digitising and sorted the colour order so youre not re-hooping or making unnecessary thread cuts mid-run.

The eyes are the key detail on this one, wide and slightly worried-looking, outlined in dark thread with a small highlight dot that keeps them from going flat. On lighter fabrics that chocolate fur can look really rich, especially on cream or ivory. Stitch it on a medium cutaway stabiliser. The pale door section especially benefits from a proper underlay pass first, otherwise satin fill on a wide block like that tends to pull and shift. Send a chat if the underlay isnt already baked into your version and Ill point you to the right file settings.

Sizes run from 4.5 to 8.5 inches wide across nine files. Last week a customer who makes novelty cushions sent me their version on a cream pillowcase at the 6-inch size, the puppy face really popped against the light background, the cream muzzle almost blended into the fabric which made the dark eyes and nose stand out more. Pick a contrasting base colour if you want the full design to read clearly. Use the 5.5-inch on a standard tea towel or the larger sizes on a pillow front.