Cat Free download - 4 sizes

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Size: 102.6x178.0 mm (4.04x7.01 "), Stitches: 10021
Size: 114.3x198.4mm (4.50x7.81"), Stitches: 11077
Size: 125.9x218.2mm (4.96x8.59"), Stitches: 12197
Size: 137.5x238.4mm (5.41x9.39"), Stitches: 13329
Formats: .dst, .jef, .pec, .vip, .hus, .pes, .sew, .exp, .dat, .vp3, xxx

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The free designs in store are available for customers who purchased other designs, as a bonus.

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This free machine embroidery design is for those who love cats! It comes in four sizes to choose the perfect one for your project. This design is quick and easy to stitch and ideal for beginners. Download the design, transfer it to your embroidery machine, and start stitching!

Cats machine Embroidery designs

If you're a cat lover, then you'll love our collection of cat machine embroidery designs. We have everything from Tigers and Leopards to the most miniature kittens that fit in your pocket. No matter your style, we've got a cat design perfect for you. So look around and find the purr-fect design for your next project.

As any cat lover knows, many different types of cats worldwide exist. While some people may think that all cats are essentially the same, there are a wide variety of breeds, each with unique characteristics. For example, Siamese cats are known for their striking blue eyes and elegant build, while Persians are characterized by their long, luxurious fur. Whether you prefer a playful kitten or a regal adult, there is sure to be a cat breed that is perfect for you. With so many options to choose from, it's no wonder that cats are one of the most popular pets in the world.

When you see a cat happily strutting around with its tail high, you might think it's just showing off. But in fact, this behaviour is a sign of contentment and well-being. Unlike their wild cousins, domestic cats are the only felids that can walk with their tails held up. This unique ability is the result of generations of human breeding. While the reasons for this change are unclear, we likely found it more appealing to have cats that showed their happiness in this way. Whatever the reason, it's clear that the domesticated cat is a very different animal from its wild ancestors. So next time you see your feline friend waving its tail in the air, take it as a sign of satisfaction and affection:))