Anubis ITH Plush Embroidery Machine Pattern 4x4 Digital Download

Enjoy this adorable Anubis you can create with a 4x4" or larger hoop embroidery machine! This is NOT a sewing pattern and is made in the hoop of an embroidery machine.

Fabrics that work best are those with a short to medium pile (aka length of "fur") such as minky, long minky, crushed faux velvet, velour or velboa. It's also helpful to have somewhat of a stretchy fabric, making turning easier.

I provide the following file types.
.pes
.jef
.hus
.vip
.dst

Finished Anubis measures 4" tall, 5" long and 4" wide.
File sizes are for 4x4 but can be made using larger hoops. Larger files may be provided at customer request.

You will be doing some hand-sewing to complete this project. Included is a full-color instructional PDF with pictures.
This is all delivered to you immediately after purchase as digital download files. You must use an unzipping program to access the files such as Winrar.

**YOU WILL NOT RECEIVE ANY PHYSICAL ITEM**

Embroidery file types included:
.PES .JEF .HUS .VIP .DST
Others may be provided upon request. Please contact me if you need help!

Embroidery Machine ITH materials:
Tear-away stabilizer
Water-soluble membrane (abbreviated to WSM)
Fabric of your choice, minky is recommended. I use black, navy, and yellow minky or gold spandex.
Stuffing such as Poly-fill
Embroidery thread
Hand needle/thread

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