Tribal Flame Paw Print Embroidery Design, Pet Lover Tribal Pattern, Instant Download

Its a paw print but the shapes are all tribal flame and feather extensions instead of solid circles. The main pad in the centre is a large curved tribal form with interior line detailing running through it, and the 4 toe positions are elongated flame shapes that curve and taper upward with small hook accents coming off the edges. The whole thing is outline work only, no fill anywhere, just thin satin lines looping and curving in that tattoo-flash style.

Single colour, charcoal black, and stitch density is set to 231 which is genuinely low for a design this size. That low density is intentional: outline-only designs with thin satin work at this scale dont need heavy underlay and a lighter touch keeps the thread from bunching at the tight curve points. The stitch count goes from about 3,600 at starts at the small end and goes up to 12,363 at the biggest, so even the large version is not a long run.

Run this on a medium tearaway for stable wovens like canvas, denim or cotton drill. For stretch fabrics or any knit, use a cutaway since the curving satin columns will pull without firm backing. Stitch logic plotted in my workhorse software and paid particular attention to the corner hooks where the tribal lines turn sharply, those are the spots that pull if the digitising isnt tight, so Ive tested all 6 sizes to make sure the curves sit cleanly.

Stitch this on canvas, denim, cotton, felt and fleece with a light topping. A customer who does pet memorial embroidery told me last month she puts this on black canvas pouches with a pet name above or below it in a simple script. The contrast of the dark thread on dark canvas is subtle but still readable and she said her customers love the understated look. Add a name above it using a separate text design and it becomes a proper pet tribute piece. Also goes kinda well on the back pocket of jeans if youre into that.