Black cat, round and properly chubby, sitting upright in full witch mode. It wears a tall purple pointy hat with a lime green hatband and a tiny gold buckle detail on the front. The eyes are those wide kawaii circles, bright and a bit smug, the kind of expression that makes cat people immediately feel seen. Floating beside it, a small bat with wings out, done in dark navy with pale teal wing-membrane fills and tiny red eyes. Behind them both, a gold crescent moon curves across the background. 11 colours and it shows, but its cohesive.
Density at 1,227 stitches per inch is substantial for the size. The black body fill uses cutaway stabiliser as a base, and Im saying this directly: dont swap it for tearaway here. 11 colour changes means 11 opportunities for registration to drift if the fabric shifts. Hoop once, run through all colours without rehooping. Topping film on the hat sections if youre on fleece or any textured knit. The satin outlines on the bat wings are narrow, let the machine run slow through those passes. the 9 files cover 3.51 inch through 7.51, so from a babys bib all the way to a full tote front.
One of the consistently popular halloween designs Ive had. Last october a mum sent me a message saying she stitched a 5-inch build on her daughters trick-or-treat tote bag in a single afternoon and the daughter refused to use any other bag. She asked if I had a matching pumpkin design aswell. The cat and bat combo just works for that age group where spooky and cute overlap. Kitten lovers buy this year-round too, not just halloween season.
Black, charcoal, deep plum and burnt orange fabric all work. Orange base really makes the purple hat and lime hatband pop in a halloween-specific way. Put the 3 in baseline on a childs sweatshirt chest or a felt trick-or-treat bag. Run the 7-in top on a canvas tote front or a cushion cover for a halloween home decoration. Avoid white fabric if you want that inky black cat fill to stay dramatic, it reads flat and loses impact against pale backgrounds.
the file ships in 8 different formats. Any issue with your machine format, just message me and Ill sort it.
What people are using this design for
A starting point. The design works for plenty more than just this list, this is what folks have stitched it onto most.
- kids trick-or-treat tote bag or felt bucketStitch the 5-in feature on a black canvas trick-or-treat tote and the lime green and purple pop hard against the dark base
- halloween costume shirt or sweatshirtRun a 4-in size on a childs orange sweatshirt chest for a halloween costume shirt that takes 90 minutes to make
- cat lover seasonal tote or pouchEmbroider the 6-inch size on a canvas tote for a cat-loving friend as a seasonal gift that works beyond halloween too
- childs halloween hoodie chest designMount the 3 in baseline on a youth hoodie chest, position it left-chest for a subtle spooky detail
- autumn party or event decor cushion coverHoop the large 7.5-inch version on cushion cover fabric in deep plum for a halloween lounge pillow with character
- halloween hoop gift for cat fansFrame the 4-inch size in a black or wood hoop and hang it as a halloween decoration for a cat-themed home
- seasonal classroom teacher toteStitch the medium version on a teacher tote in october, the cute rather than scary tone keeps it classroom-appropriate
Dimensions
5 sizes included. Stitch counts shown for the largest colorway.
| Size (in) | Stitches |
|---|---|
| 3.50 × 2.74 in | 22,339 |
| 4.50 × 3.39 in | 29,354 |
| 5.50 × 4.29 in | 36,715 |
| 6.50 × 5.08 in | 45,072 |
| 7.50 × 5.86 in | 53,922 |
Files & Formats
Eight machine formats included in one zip. Whichever your machine reads, its in the pack.








Plus a color chart for thread matching. See full format guide.
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