Shiba Inu Dog Pack Embroidery Design, Instant Download

Five shiba inus, all in a line, all grinning. The one on the far left is standing up proud with its curly tail flicked over its back. Next to it sits a chubby round lil one that looks like it just finished a snack. Centre position goes to the tallest one sitting upright with ears perfectly pointed. Then ya get an alert sitting pose, head slightly tilted, pink tongue out. The last one is lying down, legs tucked, still smiling. Honestly the whole row looks like a family portrait.

Colour-wise its 8 threads: the golden orange coat is the main body, then cream and white for the chest and face markings, warm grey for shading and inner texture, pink for those inner ears, light peach for the muzzle area, a dark brown for shadows, and black for outlines and eyes. The digitising pulls off decent directional stitching on the fur which is what makes em look fluffy rather than just flat orange shapes. 3 colours + nine sizes would be simpler but this one really earns its 8 thread changes.

I sell alot of these to shiba owners who want their whole lil pack represented on a tote or sweatshirt. My customer Amy ordered the narrowest horizontal size and stitched all 5 across the hem of a canvas apron last month. She sent photos and ya could actually see the individual shiba personalities stitched out.

Pick cotton twill or a stable woven canvas for best results. The density on this one hits around 30k stitches on the wider sizes so use a cutaway stabiliser, tearaway wont hold the whole horizontal span steady. Avoid stretchy jersey on the bigger sizes aswell. The 10.5-inch tall version works across a tote body and the smaller sizes fit nicely on a shirt pocket or cap front.