Baby Bunny Baby Embroidery Design, Easter Pattern, Instant Download

4 colours and three stacked Baby blocks take up the whole frame. The word repeats hot pink at the top, a softer bubblegum pink through the middle, then sky blue at the bottom. Sitting smack on the top of the first B is a pair of floppy bunny ears done in black outline, kinda like a party hat that wandered over from the Easter basket. The word Bunny cuts diagonally across all three rows in a flowing black cursive, which ties the whole thing together and stops it from reading as repetitive text.

Little scatter stars in pink and blue sit around the edges, four or five of them, not too many. They give it that birthday-card feeling without making it busy. Altogether its a loud, colourful kids design and it doesnt pretend to be anything else. The stitch density on the solid fills is substantial, about 40k stitches on the biggest size, 15k on the smallest, so the colours sit flat and punchy once its done.

I got a message last spring from a customer who put this on a onesie for her niece's first Easter, and apparently the grandmother cried when she saw it. Thats the kind of placement this design earns on soft baby knits. Stabilise properly for that though. Use a tear-away topping on the terry or knit surface so the fill stitches dont sink into the loops.

Stitch on white or very pale grey fabric for the full colour pop. Skip anything mid-toned or bright because the hot pink needs contrast to land right. For structured items like tote bags or canvas pouches, a cutaway stabiliser underneath keeps those bold blocks from warping at the edges. Hoop the fabric not just the stabiliser, especially on anything stretchy.

Ping me in chat if the stitch test pulls on the fills, I can check the file fast and youll have it sorted before your next hoop session.