Cute Bunny with Floral Wreath Embroidery Design, Instant Download

Heres the full-body kawaii bunny, not just the face. Short little arms out to the sides, rounded body, and a small red scribble heart stitched right on the chest. The bunny sits inside a floral wreath that goes all the way around, mostly pink and red blooms with small yellow daisy-style flowers scattered between them. Its a busier, more colourful take on the bunny design and the six colours give it alot more warmth than a simple two-colour version would.

Six colors in total, green for the stem outlines, white for the bunny body fill, pink for the big petal flowers, yellow for the small daisies, red for the deeper blooms, and black for all the outlines and the face detail. Five color changes when you run it so youll want to have your thread plan sorted before you start. Stitch counts go from 14,183 at the smallest 4-inch size up to 34,262 on the full 9-inch. The bunny face detail, rosy cheeks, small eyes, and whisker marks, reads clearly even at the smaller hoop sizes.

One customer ordered the 5-inch onto a a set of easter gift bags last March, said the yellow daisies were her favourite detail and she didnt expect them to be that clean at that scale. Stitch on white, pale pink, or cream cotton for the full colour impact. Pop it on a pastel blue or lavender background and the whole wreath pops nicely, the green stem colour reads against those light backgrounds. Skip anything darker than mid-tone or the pink satin flowers start losing contrast against the ground fabric.

Lay a soft brushed cutaway on cotton or linen. Add topping on any slightly textured fabric to stop the fine yellow daisy stitches from sinking into the weave. Hoop tight and run a colour-change test on scrap fabric first because five stops means more chances for tension to drift between colours. Best on light woven cotton where the full 6-colour palette reads the way its digitised to land.