Cute Baby Seal Family Embroidery Design, Nursery Animal Pattern, Instant Download

The baby seal and parent sit together in a classic side-by-side pose, the little one tucked in close with its rounded body leaning just enough to show the pair belong together. Theres alot going on in those 13 colours when you see the full-size version, dove grey bodies with cream undersides, a pale blue background wash behind them, the dark detailing on the eyes is what gives both characters their expression.

professional digitising tools handled the directional satin fill across the curved seal bodies really well, the density sits at 994 which is light enough that it wont stiffen up a soft onesie fabric. Run an underlay pass first on the grey body sections before the main satin, it holds everything flat. Use cutaway stabiliser on any knit or jersey base cloth, tearaway on woven cotton. Pop it on a pastel onesie and the dove grey reads softly without disappearing into the fabric.

And the stitch range is wide here from 18,133 on the chest baseline up to 48,367 at 6.48 inches wide, so pick the size that suits your hooped fabric before you load the file. But thats worth checking once before you start rather than mid-hoop. Nine sizes total so there should be one that fits your project without rescaling.

One customer ordered this for a twin nursery set last spring, two matching onesies in different sizes for the babies, which I thought was a smart use of the 9-size range. The 4-inch file across a pastel blue onesie with dove grey thread is the combination I see most often in photos people send me. Stitch the background colour first before the body fills so the base layer sits under cleanly.

Add a topping to keep the grey satin smooth on any textured fleece if youre using that for a blanket panel rather than a garment.