Easter Egg Bunny LOVE Word Art Embroidery Design, Instant Download

The word LOVE runs horizontally in big chunky bubble letters with a bold black outline on each. But the O got swapped out for a decorated Easter egg with two pink bunny ears poking up from the top and a teal daisy flower sitting right where the ears meet. Each letter is filled differently. The L is purple with scattered white dots. The egg-O has sections of pink, teal, and white with zigzag and dot patterns layered across it. The V is teal with its own dotted fill, the E is pink with white dots. Teal daisies with yellow centres appear at the left side of the L and near the ear join on the egg.

Seven colours in total. The palette is that classic easter candy range, purple, yellow, teal and pink, all of it bright enough to read clearly on white fabric. Black outline stitching keeps each letter crisp and stops the colours bleeding into each other. Density runs high on this one, nearly 1,100 stitches per square inch at the reference size, thats what gives the filled letters that almost painted-look finish.

Stitch count is 13k to 29k across the five sizes. The design is narrow and tall because of the upright bunny ears on the egg-O, so plan your hoop orientation accordingly, portrait not landscape. Use a firm stabiliser behind the base fabric, cutaway on knit or woven with stretch, standard tearaway works fine on stable quilting cotton or poplin. This Easter a customer told me she stitched the large size on her daughters dress bodice and I love that idea, the tall proportion fits a bodice center panel naturally.

Stitch on ivory or pale cotton so the pastel palette reads clearly. Skip anything darker than a pale yellow or mint unless youre planning to do a colour sample test first. Hoop firm and keep your topping on knit fabric or the dot fills will sink into loops and lose their shape.

Drop me a note if anything in the colour sequence needs clarifying. Im happy to walk through the thread changes with you.