Stacked Fluffy Puppies Embroidery Design, Instant Download

Three fluffy puppies stacked one on top of the other and theres a lil wobble in the tower. Bottom pup looks calm and resigned. Middle pup looks confused. Top pup is alert with ears pricked up, the lookout dog of the trio. All three are drawn in loose pencil-sketch line art with curly white fur strokes and tiny round eyes that read more cartoon than realistic.

Four thread colours carry it. White makes up the bulk of the body fluff at 5,747 stitches. Dark blue handles the structural fur shading at 9,255 stitches. Dark red picks out the noses and tongue accents at 1,730 stitches. Black does all the linework at 6,755 stitches, ears, eyes, paw outlines, the wobbly fluff curls. No fill anywhere. The whole stack reads like a quick pencil sketch transferred straight to thread.

I get messages alot from grandmothers about this one, theres something about three cute puppies that makes everyone wanna put it on a baby blanket or a kids hoodie. One customer ordered the 5.51-inch height for a baby shower gift last february and stitched it in the standard colours on a cream cotton onesie. Came out adorable, atleast going by the photo she sent. Shes already asking if I can do a kitten version for her sisters dog-loving daughter.

Best on light solid fabric so the line art reads clearly. Cream cotton, white pique, soft pink jersey, mint green or pale grey all work. Skip dark fabric, white thread alone wont cover dark cloth without bleed-through. Skip patterned fabric aswell, the sketch lines need clean negative space to register as a drawing.

Density on this one is moderate at 23k stitches on the smallest size and 55k on the largest. Use a soft cutaway stabiliser on knit baby clothes and a tear-away on woven cotton. Float a water-soluble topping on terry or fleece so the linework dosent sink into pile. Comment on the listing if a thread keeps catching, ill swap files.