Its a whole little party scene. The baby elephant is the big round centrepiece, a soft slate-blue body with a pink circle on its side and the trunk curling up and out to the left. On its back sits a small brown teddy bear wearing round sunglasses and holding a multicolour butterfly up in one paw. To the right of the elephant stands a little white bunny. Behind the whole group theres a rainbow arc in pink, yellow, green and blue bands with soft white cloud puffs sitting on each end. Three balloons float up in the top right corner, two magenta and one green, with thin string lines coming down.
Twelve colours and 12 colour changes, it's the most complex design in this animal range by some way. That big round elephant alone has two passes of the blue-grey fill, a lighter shade for the inner body and a deeper slate for the outline and legs, which gives it that soft dimensional look you expect on nursery fabric. I been making baby shower and nursery pieces for years and this one is probably the most complete scene I have, its got the animal, the friends, the celebration elements and the landscape all in one hoop.
One customer told me she used this for an entire baby shower setup last april. Bibs, a cot quilt panel, a mum-to-be tote and a welcome banner, all stitched on white cotton with this scene. She sent me photos and honestly it looked like a proper themed party. Message me if you need the individual element sizes confirmed before ordering and Ill check the exact stitch placement for you.
Stitch on white or very pale cream cotton for the cleanest result. The sky blue elephant, the pink accents and the rainbow all need a pale ground to stay true. Avoid dark or mid-tone fabrics. Use cutaway stabiliser under the elephant body because the tatami fill on the main body section is dense and needs backing support on all fabric types including woven cotton.
What people are using this design for
A starting point. The design works for plenty more than just this list, this is what folks have stitched it onto most.
- Baby shower gift bags and welcome setsStitch the 7.5-inch on a white canvas tote for a baby shower gift bag and fill it with muslin cloths and little extras.
- Nursery cot quilt panelsEmbroider the 6-inch on a cream cotton panel and attach it to a patchwork cot quilt as the focal square.
- Newborn bibs and cotton burp clothsPop the smallest 3.5-in for a white cotton bib just below the neckline and use cutaway stabiliser for stretch resistance.
- Mum-to-be tote bagsUse a mid 5 inch on a plain cream canvas tote for a mum-to-be hospital bag. Pairs well with her initials alongside.
- Baby room wall hoops for elephant themesHoop the 7-inch in a large round frame and hang it as the centrepiece of a gender-neutral elephant nursery wall display.
- Gender neutral baby gift wrapping pouchesEmbroider on small white drawstring cotton pouches and use them as favour bags for a baby shower table setting.
- Kids birthday tees for 1st or 2nd birthdaysStitch a 4-inch face on a white short-sleeved tee for a babys first or second birthday party with an animal theme.
- Cotton swaddle blanket corner embroideryUse the smallest size on the corner of a white cotton swaddle muslin in a satin frame position, stays visible when folded.
Dimensions
5 sizes included. Stitch counts shown for the largest colorway.
| Size (in) | Stitches |
|---|---|
| 3.51 × 3.33 in | 20,126 |
| 4.51 × 4.27 in | 27,432 |
| 5.51 × 5.22 in | 35,148 |
| 6.51 × 6.17 in | 43,787 |
| 7.51 × 7.12 in | 53,651 |
Files & Formats
Eight machine formats included in one zip. Whichever your machine reads, its in the pack.








Plus a color chart for thread matching. See full format guide.
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