Roaring Tiger Head Line Art Embroidery Design, Wildlife Machine Embroidery Pattern, Instant Download

Front-facing tiger head, mouth wide open in a full roar, upper and lower teeth showing with the tongue visible between them. The furs rendered entirely through directional line strokes that fan outward from the face, no fill sections at all, just the lines themselves creating the impression of fur. Whiskers extend out from both cheeks in long clean runs.

Single colour throughout. Black thread, no swaps, no changes mid-stitch. At the 7.49 by 7.5 inch size its 25,773 stitches and at the smallest 4.5 by 4.5 inch version its 14,872. Only 4 sizes but theyre the most useful range for shirts and jackets. The density at 459 is well balanced for a line art piece so the stitching doesnt crowd up or bleed.

In March a customer ordered this for a martial arts club and suprised their team with it on the back of matching jackets. Bold. One colour. Done. Ive seen it go on dark navy, forest green and charcoal grey fabrics where the single black thread pops against the base, which honestly is my favourite use for it.

Pop tearaway behind woven cotton and canvas, cutaway on jersey or fleece. The line density is high enough that cutaway on stretchy goods isnt optional. Stitch direction on the fur lines means the design shifts between crisp and almost soft depending on how the light hits it.

Pop it on sports jackets, gym bags, cap backs, cushion covers, denim. Skip anything too textured because the fine lines lose definition on heavy weave. Text me if you need the file replaced and Ill send it over straight away.