Welcome Paw Print Embroidery Design, Instant Download

So the idea here is simple and it works really well: the word Welcome in a handwritten flowing script, except the O in the middle has been swapped out for a paw print. Thats the whole design. One colour, black, 5 sizes from 3 inch up to the largest. Stitch count goes from just 2,581 stitches at the smallest all the way to 6,401 at the top size. Message me if you want to confirm the size before you download.

Because its a text-heavy design with looping script paths, the underlay matters. Did the digitising work in my software across two evenings and the satin path on the lettering follows the curve of each letter stroke rather than filling straight across. That gives the script that slightly raised ribbon look when done. For fabric choice this one reads best on light or mid-tone backgrounds. Black on white cotton tea towels is probably the most popular use I see, and black on natural linen is right behind it.

Stitch it on anything that says welcome and means it. A customer wrote me last week saying they put it on a door mat cover in canvas and it held up through winter, which is good to know. At only 6,401 stitches even at the largest size, theres not much thread density to worry about on thin fabrics, so pop tearaway behind the fabric on most wovens. Skip tearaway on anything stretchy though, use cutaway on knits.

Use this on door pillow wraps, entry table runners, pet-themed gift bags, or the front of a personalised dog-owner welcome mat cover. The paw-for-O swap makes it obvious enough that its a pet household without spelling it out on a separate line.