Cozy Frogs with Coffee Embroidery Design, Instant Download

Email me whenever a customer needs a frog design that doesnt look like every other clip-art frog and ill point them straight here. Two green frogs sat close, the bigger one cradling a tiny white coffee cup with steam curling up in pink swirls, his tiny mate leaning in like its waiting for a sip. Both perched on a soft pink swirly cushion edged in lilac and ochre yellow dots.

Bold ink-black contour lines hold every shape together, the painterly green fills sit underneath in two shades, leaf green on the back and a darker olive across the legs and shadow side. Coffee cup is white with a hint of cream, the steam swirls picked out in dusty pink so they read sweet, not vapoury. Belly fill on both frogs is warm cream and gives the cosy weight you want from a morning scene.

Ten colours total across 9 sizes, stitch counts run 18k on the smallest 3.49-inch up to 49k at 7.49-inch full hoop, density holds at 878 so the layered fill stays smooth. A coffee-shop owner from austin messaged me last december wanting it on staff aprons, the green frogs hit alot harder than another mug-and-bean motif on canvas.

Stitch on cream cotton, oat linen, soft pink terry or pale grey jersey for the warmest result. Skip stark white because the cream belly fill goes invisible. Avoid black aswell, the lilac swirls and pink steam dim out fast on a dark base. Run a topping on terry or waffle so the smaller frog face stays crisp.

Choose medium cutaway behind on woven cotton, heavyweight cutaway on knit. Densest section sits where the bigger frogs arms wrap the cup so slow your machine through that pass and pop a fresh 75/11 needle in if youre stitching at the larger end. Bobbin in cream stops it flashing through the pink swirl gaps. Email me on the support tab if a colour reads off.