Three Cute Cats Embroidery Design, Machine Embroidery Pattern, Instant Download

Cat mums know the feeling. December rolls around, or a birthday, and someone wants to gift the person who owns three actual cats and wont stop talking about em. Thats when this grey-and-ginger trio gets ordered. Three chubby little cats walking in a single row, tails all pointing straight up, each one wearing a red collar with a tiny gold bell. A grey tabby on the left, a calico in the middle, a ginger tabby on the right. Kinda just like a little parade of trouble.

The art style is cartoon-cute, almost kawaii, but its done with proper dense satin stitching so it holds up really well on fabric. The striped tabby markings use directional fill rather than flat colour, which gives em actual texture when you run your finger across it. Stitch counts go up to 18,587 on the largest size, so theres enough thread to get solid coverage on heavier fabrics like denim or canvas twill. I use industry digitising tools for the underlay work so the satin columns dont gap on stretchy knits. A buyer ordered this last month and stitched the ginger cat at 5 inches onto a cream linen tote, wrote me to say it looked realy like her actual cat, which honestly made my whole afternoon.

Stitch this onto a cotton twill apron and the colours pop like crazy. Lay a no-show cutaway under jersey or fleece because the density at the bigger sizes is high enough to drag the fabric without it. Skip the water-soluble topping unless your fabric has a heavy pile. Center the trio horizontally and give yourself about an inch of clear space above and below because the tails on the outer two cats read best when they have room. Pop the 3.5-inch version on a kids onesie chest and it sits perfectly without crowding the neckline, clean registration between all three cat bodies.

Get in touch and Ill split it for a smaller hoop.