Embroidery: Cat in a Teacup

One of the designs included with my machine is a cat sitting in a teacup. Kind of odd but pretty cute too. I didn't have the colors listed for the design, so I trued my best to make a realistic looking cat. Using purple scrap fabric, I got the hoop ready, and started off with white for the cup part of the design as well as some features of the cat. I then chose a navy for the details and outline, pink for the shading and flower, grey for the cat's body, orange for it's face, and green for the cat's eyes and the leaves.

It took 42 minutes for the machine to create this design, but it turned out really great. Definitely shorter than if I had to do it by hand! I am really enjoying making my way through the designs included in the machine. Some are very random, like this cat in a teacup, while others are pretty standard like different floral designs.

Final product!

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