Bunny with Butterfly Embroidery Design, Spring Meadow Pattern

Lil white bunny sitting upright in a patch of green grass, eyes closed, gentle smile, pink cheek blush. A bright orange butterfly perches on a dandelion stem right in front of his nose. Three dandelion seed puffs scattered around them in soft grey, fresh green grass blades at the base. Calm spring morning energy, reads like an old storybook page.

Style is really soft. Sketchy outline on the bunny, light fill on the body so the white actually lets the fabric show through underneath, gives that watercoloured paper feel. Butterfly carries the colour pop, bright orange wings with fine black wing detail and tiny antennae. Whole scene leans nursery-illustration rather than cartoon.

10 thread colours total, density runs 497 spm which is nice and light, so the fabric wont buckle even on a delicate cotton. Stitch count tops at 23,581 on the largest. Back with light tearaway woven cotton, light cutaway on knits. Skip dense fleece, the directional grass blades fight nap fabric and lose definition.

Customers been using this alot for nursery decor. Crib quilt blocks, swaddle corners, baby bibs, soft kids spring tees. One customer stitched the 5-inch onto a memory blanket for her granddaughter last easter, sent me a photo and the soft stitching honestly suprised me, looked exactly like a nursery book illustration sewn flat.

9 hoop sizes from 3.49 inches reaching to 7.49 inches. Run polyester thread on knits so the orange holds saturation through wash cycles. Pop the 4-inch on a bib front, hoop the 7-inch as standalone art above a crib. Skip the smallest two sizes if youre stitching the bib market, the dandelion seed detail breaks down under 4 inches and youll lose the airy feel.