Testing the Dog Dad Teddy Milo Charlie SVG

Where to Use Carefully

• Small Hoop Sizes: While the design is manageable in smaller hoops, intricate areas like the teddy bear’s ears or facial features might require careful placement to avoid being cut off.
• Textured Fabrics: Although the design holds up well, some texture can affect how the stitches lie flat, so using a stabilizer is a must.
• Dark Fabric: Consider using contrasting thread colors to maintain visibility and impact.
• Curved Surfaces: The design is suitable for items like caps or hats, but ensure the hoop size and stabilizer are appropriate for the curvature.
• Layered Garments: When stitching on layered items, double-check that the design aligns correctly across all layers.

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