Running Puppy Embroidery Design, Instant Download

Single colour, just black and white, and its kinda the whole point. This little fluffy dog is full sprint, all four paws lifted off the ground at once, ears and fur blown straight back like hes going flat out. Tail curled upward in a confident arc. The way my main digitising tool digitised the fur, with dense cross-hatching and directional line work, ya get this almost woodcut or engraving feel rather than a flat silhouette.

Longer flowing lines on the coat and belly, tighter satin columns around the face and paws. One colour throughout, which honestly makes this realy versatile. Nine sizes from 3.5 inches wide full 7.5, stitch count sits light on the small end at around 8.8k and climbs to 25k on the biggest which is managable for most home machines without drama. The underlay keeps the black fill sections crisp and avoids that fuzzy look ya sometimes get with single-thread designs on loosely woven fabric.

I made this one partly for puppy mill rescue advocates who wanted something simple they could put on fundraiser tees without a big colour budget. Reach me on chat if the file gives you grief and I can send the tearaway notes separately. One buyer from a dog agility training club grabbed the 6-inch for their team jackets last september and said it stitched clean on cotton twill first go, no adjustments needed.

Works on basically anything light. White cotton tees, cream linen tote bags, light grey canvas. Pick a pale base so the black lines pop. Skip dark fabrics here since its a single black thread design and dark ground eats the detail. Use a medium tearaway stabiliser on stable woven fabric, swap to cutaway if youre gonna hoop a jersey or polo shirt. Stitch at standard speed, the directional fur sections can occasionally catch if ya rush the machine through dense areas. Reach me here if anything about the file doesnt load right and Ill send you a fresh copy.