Cute Baby Cow with Flowers Embroidery Design, Instant Download

A baby Holstein calf sitting low in the grass, kinda tucked into its own little meadow. The body is classic black-and-white cow print with rounded blotchy patches, and the face is all big glossy eyes and a pink snout that takes up way too much face space in the best way. Two lil nubby brown horns poking up top. Around the calf there are tall daisy flowers in salmon pink with mustard yellow centres, stems in grass green going up behind the ears and off to the sides, really framing the whole thing in a soft natural border without being a formal wreath shape.

Ten colours total with nine changes. Gonna be honest, the grass and flower fills take the most thread time but digitising tools kept the density at 1,291 which is on the higher side for a design this size so the fabric coverage is really solid. At the big 6.96-inch width ya get 67k stitches. Smallest is 3.25 inches at 23k. Nine sizes across the range so theres something for a bib pocket all the way up to a tote or cushion panel.

I made this one after my niece wanted a cow on literally everything in her room last february. She was going through a massive farm phase. I stitched it on a white muslin cot bumper cover and she still has it two years later. People with farm nurseries and cow-print themed kids rooms order this one alot.

Stitch on white or cream fabric and the salmon flowers and green grass pop naturally without fighting each other. Avoid dark denim here because the lighter grey shading on the calf belly gets lost. Use a cutaway stabiliser, the density is high enough that tearaway wont give you a clean result especially on knit fabric. Pop the smaller sizes on bibs, onesies and apron pockets, use the bigger ones for cushions or hooped wall art.

Pair it with a name underneath in chain stitch for a personalised nursery piece. The lower portion of the design has grass and no text so theres room to add lettering below the calf without crowding the image.