Cute Baby Bath Time Embroidery Design, Instant Download

This lil baby bath scene is kinda impossible not to love. The baby has those enormous cartoon eyes with thick lash lines, a deep pink bow sitting on top of her dark hair, and this expression like shes mildly offended by the bath but going along with it. The tub is a proper clawfoot style with orange feet underneath, and theres a yellow rubber duck sitting right beside her at the rim with small splashy water lines all around the edges.

industry-grade software mapped the 14 colour sequence cleanly across the pink bow, black hair, skin tone, pale pink cheeks, dark outline, white eye whites, light blue water, medium blue tub interior, orange tub feet, orange rubber duck, light grey bubble highlights, black final outline, and the two foam-edge colours at the waterline. With fourteen stops across five sizes, the digitising keeps the colour order consistent whether youre running the 2.86-inch or the full 6.13-inch version.

At the largest size you're looking at 46,077 stitches across 14 colours and five hoop sizes, all mapped with directional satin on the bow, dense fill for the tub body, and a fine underlay under the skin tones so the base fabric doesnt show through. Use cutaway stabiliser on stretch fabrics like onesie cotton or interlock knit. Tearaway works fine on woven cotton. Pair with a topping on terry cloth towels or you'll lose the detail in the pile.

One customer asked about running the three-inch size on a burp cloth and I told them to use a light cutaway and go slow on the dense sections. They sent me a photo after and it came out clean. Best fabric for the full 6-inch is a flat white or cream flannel where all 14 colour stops really show up without any interference from the background weave.

Stitch it on baby onesies, bibs, hooded towels, or nursery pillows. Use a 75/11 needle for onesie fabric and a 90/14 if youre going into heavier cotton canvas for a nursery wall hanging.