Stitch some cozy farmyard charm with this Sleepy Highland Cow Embroidery Design. This fluffy cow face features shaggy layered fur, curved horns, and a goofy tongue-out expression that adds instant personality to any project. Perfect for rustic décor, kids’ items, and country-style apparel, the design is digitized with smooth shading and fine details for a soft, textured look.
📐 Sizes (Inch & mm) + Stitches
3.50" × 3.17" (88.9 × 80.5 mm) — 20,074 stitches
4.00" × 3.62" (101.6 × 91.9 mm) — 23,374 stitches
4.50" × 4.08" (114.3 × 103.6 mm) — 27,050 stitches
5.00" × 4.53" (127.0 × 115.1 mm) — 30,894 stitches
5.50" × 4.99" (139.7 × 126.7 mm) — 34,948 stitches
6.00" × 5.44" (152.4 × 138.2 mm) — 39,075 stitches
6.50" × 5.90" (165.1 × 149.9 mm) — 43,599 stitches
7.00" × 6.35" (177.8 × 161.3 mm) — 48,154 stitches
7.50" × 6.80" (190.5 × 172.7 mm) — 53,044 stitches
✨ Features
Adorably shaggy Highland cow with closed eyes and tongue out for a playful expression that kids and adults love.
Layered fur fills, subtle highlight colors, and smooth horn shading for a rich, dimensional stitch-out.
Nine-color thread sequence optimized for clean pathing and minimal visible jumps.
🧵 File Formats Included
PES, DST, EXP, HUS, JEF, VP3, XXX, CND
🎨 Use Cases
Farmhouse pillows, wall hoops, and rustic home décor accents.
Kids’ sweatshirts, overalls, and backpacks for animal-loving little ones.
Gift items for Highland cow fans and country-living enthusiasts, such as tote bags and apron fronts.
💡 Benefits
Professionally digitized for dense yet forgiving coverage that works well on cotton, denim, and canvas.
Wide size range makes it easy to use on both small accessories and statement garment fronts.
Beginner-friendly color changes and clear sequencing, ideal for home embroiderers and small shop production.
❓ FAQs
Q: Can I resize this design?
A: For best stitch quality, use the included sizes; resizing more than about 10–15% in software may affect fur detail and density.
Q: What stabilizer should I use?
A: Use medium cutaway for garments and knits, and medium tearaway or cutaway for stable cottons, twill, and home décor fabrics.
Q: Can I change the cow colors?
A: Yes—try deeper chocolates for a classic Highland look, or cream and gray tones to match neutral farmhouse décor.