Cute Fluffy Bunny Embroidery Design, Instant Download

So this bunny looks like it just stuck its paw in a power socket, in the best possible way. It's standing up straight, full body front-facing, but the fur isn't sitting flat at all. Long individual strands shoot out in every direction, radiating away from the body like a dandelion with ears. The whole silhouette runs jagged and spiky which is what makes it different from every other cartoon bunny out there.

Fur runs in layered long-stitch fills, warm tawny brown with darker strand tips, built up in passes so there's real depth to it. The inner ears carry a warmer golden brown with a smoother fill to contrast the chaos outside. Two round eyes take up a decent chunk of the face, pale blue irises with dark pupils and a small highlight stitch each. Orange-red satin dot for the nose. And then there's the bow tie, a proper navy blue bow tie sitting at the base of the neck, neat and tidy while everything above it goes completely unhinged. That contrast is honestly what makes it funny.

Twelve colour changes, density at 1,331 per square inch. The largest size hits 65,070 stitches, so budget your machine time on the 6.52 by 7.5 size. Nine sizes total from 3.03 by 3.5 inches up to the maximum. Use a firm medium-weight cutaway stabiliser and hoop tight. Float a topping on anything with a pile or loose weave because the long fur strands will sink into texture and disappear.

Easter and spring orders spike heavily for this one. I've had customers tell me theyre buying it once for the kids and once for themselves, and thats honestly the most common pattern I see. its one of the builds where you stitch it, look at it finished and think yeah, thats going on my beret. Stitch it on a beret, a tote, a hoodie back, doesnt matter, it always reads as a proper personality choice. Reach out if the fur-strand direction looks bunched in any section and Ill sort the colour run order.