Norwich Terrier 2

Bold, affectionate, and always alert.

Celebrate the irresistible charm of the Norwich Terrier with this realistic face portrait machine embroidery design. Known for their expressive features and confident personality, this small terrier is brought to life with intricate stitch shading and detail.

Perfect for dog lovers, pet memorials, or one-of-a-kind handmade gifts, this machine embroidery file is sized for a 4x4 hoop and tested for clean, professional results. Whether you’re stitching onto tote bags, jackets, pillows, or hoop wall art, this design adds depth, realism, and warmth to any creation.

Hoop size: 100mm x 100mm (4" x 4")

3 sizes available

W/H: 56.7 mm x 72.6 mm (2.23" x 2.86")

8,178 stitches

10 colors / 9 thread changes

W/H: 63 mm x 80.8 mm (2.48" x 3.18")

9,330 stitches

10 colors / 9 thread changes

W/H: 70.1 mm x 89.8 mm (2.76" x 3.54")

10,821 stitches

10 colors / 9 thread changes

The colors are based on ISACORD 40. You have to convert them if this is not available in your area.

*This is a digital file, not a physical product. You need an embroidery machine and software to use it.

Important Compatibility Note: To open our embroidery files, ensure you run the latest software version. Files created in newer versions are not backward compatible with older software versions.

What you get in the zip file(s):

- 8 machine formats included: DST/JEF/HUS/VP3/PES/EXP/XXX/EMD

- Color sequence pdf

All the files are tested before release so you can be assured of the stitch quality. However, any alteration on the file(s) may affect the output and we will not be responsible for it.

Always run a sample of the file(s) on the test fabric BEFORE stitching on the actual fabric. Make sure you have proper stabilization to prevent registration issues.

IMPORTANT NOTE!!!

Please utilize the colors specified in the job sheets for the embroidery designs of animals. If necessary, use closely matching colors as intended. It is important to note that we cannot be held responsible for any undesired outcomes resulting from changing the thread color on your own. To illustrate, it is not advisable to alter the color of a black lab design to that of a yellow lab or any other coat color unless it is specifically indicated in the job sheet.