Name pattern crosses over onto each other

This may help:

Is there an easy way to alter the size of Cross Stitch Pattern

How to Increase and Decrease Your Stitch and Cloth Size

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try these links

Free Pattern Wiggle It Crochet Trivet and Dishcloth Set


How to Crochet Wiggly Crochet in the Round and the Wiggle It Trivet

How to Crochet An Afghan Wavy Afghan

GFTC Wiggle Squiggle or Wave aka Dragon Curves

There are many Bucilla Cat Cross Stitches available. Here is one of the web sites:
http://www.folkcatart.com/blogs/jen/?p=955

There are many reasons for this to happen but the main ones are that:
1. you have not threaded the machine properly or
2. the tension of your machine is wrong
If the problem is 2 then I recommend you to go to your local sewing machine mechanic.

Did you change your needle?

thread, threading, hooping all possibilities. Hard to say which without seeing

embroider on #1+:
If it's a #1+ I recommend the Q (the spring works better) it's hard to put on, but worth it.
Here we go:
1>Turn off machine (always when installing or removing embroidery unit)
2>Install Q Foot. Always leave presser foot pressure (on left end of machine) at 6 for presser foot Q
3>Insert Embroidery Card
4>Insert Embroidery cassette (matching #’s with card)
5>turn on machine
6>Turn on embroidery unit (on cassette)
7>Select design
7>Thread for color 1
8>press reverse to start the machine embroidering....weeeeeeeee!

Print out your embroidery design and cut this out around the perimeter of the hoop grid. Pin to your material where you want the design to be. Hoop stabilizer only. Place your fabric/paper design sandwich on top of the stabilizer, being sure to get the cross hairs lined up with the notches on the hoop. Pin fabric as close as you can get to the edge of the hoop, or use spray temporary adhesive, or double-sided tape around the outside of the stabilizer also works great. Load design onto machine and put on the hoop - paper still attached. Turn handwheel so that the needle enters the paper at exactly the centre - adjust hoop position if necessary. Remove paper template, use Fix to baste fabric to stabilizer, and sew the design. I actually prefer to cut the paper template fairly close to the design and use chalk cross hairs on my fabric to line it all up. The good thing about doing it this way is that you don't have to re-hoop if it is off-centre - just pull the fabric off the stabilizer (that's why temp. adhesive is easier than lots of pins) while the needle is down in the centre, and manouevre it to where you want it before basting down.
Pam