Cute Shiba Inu Dogs Embroidery Design, Instant Download

So theres 4 of them and each one is doing its own thing. The leftmost Shiba is curled up lying on its side, the next one is sitting straight and alert, the third is stretching forward in a full play-bow, and the last one is lying relaxed with its paws out front. All four face the same direction, reading left to right in a tidy row. The characteristic curled tail comes through on a couple of them and the face markings sit in the right place, which Shiba owners notice immediately. Ive had a few people message me specifically saying their dog does the exact same play-bow pose and they had to order it.

5 colours and a high density at 1398. The bobbin consumption runs high on the larger sizes so check youre not running low mid-stitch before you start a run. The design runs very narrow and wide, only about 1 inch tall at the smallest size stretching to the 7 in top on the biggest. Put it on hems, cuffs, waistbands and borders rather than centre chest placement. Use cutaway stabiliser at this density, dont try tear-away or the whole thing lifts and puckers.

Stitch on white or cream fabric and the golden orange coat reads warm and rich. Pale grey or light denim works too. Skip anything dark because the black outline needs contrast to define each dog figure properly. Hoop firm and run a slow first pass on a small size because the density per square inch is high for how compact the figures are. A customer last month did a border run of the 4-inch size around the cuffs of a matching set of personalised dog-owner sweatshirts and said the satin density was the sharpest she had seen on a small design in a long time.