Cute Bunny with Flowers Embroidery Design V2, Instant Download

The bunny is round and fluffy, standing on its back feet with both front paws wrapped around a big bundle of flowers. The bodys a soft grey-lavender blend, inner ears stitched pink, and the muzzle area has that kawaii open-mouth expression with small blushed cheeks. Long floppy ears drop down alongside the body rather than pointing up which makes the whole silhouette rounder and more compact. Its a friendly shape, nothing angular about it.

The bouquet is the main colour event. A big red daisy sits at the top, a purple one on the right, a blue one tucked lower left, and theres smaller stems filling the gaps. Green leaf clusters frame the bunch and the stems gather into a tight hold at the bottom where the bunnys paws grip them. A small purple butterfly with lavender wings hovers top right. Sixteen colours total, 15 thread changes. Stitch counts run from 22,347 at petite 3.5 up to 57,826 at the 7.5-inch, and the density of 1,201 means its a heavier stitch-out so budget time accordingly.

I get notes for this all year but it spikes in spring and around easter as expected. My daughter called this one her favourite when I was testing colour variations last february, and she asked me to stitch it on her school bag so Im biased but I think the design just has warmth to it. People who buy this tend to come back for the baby chick and the chick-with-egg designs aswell, they go together for spring sets.

Back it with poly-mesh under here without question. Sixteen colours and 1,201 density on stretch knit or loose linen without cutaway will cause registration issues between the flower colours. On woven cotton quilting fabric a tearaway can work if its a thick grade, but honestly cutaway is safer. Hoop firm and use topping on any textured ground.