Cute Baby Bear with Bunny Embroidery Design, Instant Download

The bear is one of those chunky toddler proportions, big round head, tiny stump legs, soft wide body with a white nappy on. Its standing upright and holding a small grey bunny plush tight against its chest, the kind of toy where only one floppy ear is visible because the bears arms are wrapped round it. Then just behind on a string theres a little yellow pull duck with a grey beak. Three characters in one design, all reading separately at the bigger sizes.

Ten colours and directional fur stitching across the tan body that actually mimics plush texture when you stitch it on soft cotton. The rosy cheek patches are satin-filled pink circles with a slight feather edge. Stitch count goes from 24k at 3.29 inches up to 56k on the largest 7.04-inch size. High density. seriously detailed for a baby design.

If you run nursery gift sets this one is hard to beat. I get steady orders from baby boutique owners mostly, but last november a customer who makes personalised baby hampers messaged me saying she stitches it on every cream muslin swaddle in her newborn gift box. She said once she added the bear the whole box sells faster at craft fairs. The duck detail is what people notice, its small but everyone spots it.

Use cutaway stabiliser behind this on anything. Even stable cotton canvas, the 56k stitch count on the big size wants firm backing or the design starts pulling in at the fur seams. Hoop on white, cream or pale mint cotton for the tan bear to pop. Avoid yellow or gold fabric because the nappy blends in and the shape reads wrong.

Best to slow your machine down to around 600 SPM on the fur fill sections. Pale grey bunny details are fine satin work. Skip topping on woven fabric, it peels and catches. Text me if the duck string stitches over itself or the bunny ear collapses and Ill rework that section. Tiny details on small sizes.