Cute Honey Bear With Bee Embroidery Design, Instant Download

The bear is sitting cross-legged and kinda hunched forward with both arms wrapped around a big round honey pot, like its the most precious thing he owns. He's got that simple rounded cartoon face, small dot eyes, a button nose, and a lil smile that doesnt try too hard. Up near his left shoulder theres a tiny bee hovering, wings out, kinda just checking what the bears doing. White daisy flowers sit around the base of the design, maybe 5 or 6 of em, giving the whole thing a meadow-morning feel.

Four colours total and only 4 colour changes in the stop sequence, which honestly makes this one really manageable to stitch out. White for the body base and daisies, warm grey for the shading on the bear, amber gold for the honey pot, and black for all the outlining. Wilcom EmbroideryStudio digitised the shading on the bears body using directional stitching that follows the curve of his belly, so the grey tone reads as proper roundness instead of a flat patch.

I been making woodland nursery designs for a good while and this one realy realy connects with a specific customer, the kind who runs small handmade honey farms or market stalls with a cottage-y aesthetic. A honey farmer in kent messaged me last spring saying she stitches this on her market aprons and people stop just to ask about it. Stitch count is very sensible too, 13k on the smallest 3.51-inch right up to 27k on the 7.51-inch, so nothing excessive here.

Best results on cream, oatmeal or soft sage cotton where that golden amber pot and the white bear body both pop. Use a tearaway stabiliser on woven cotton, switch to cutaway if youre customising something stretchy like a baby bodysuit. Pair the small size on a bib or an apron pocket, put the big size centred on a cushion cover or a canvas shopping bag. Send me a message if the file throws any errors on your machine and Ill rebuild it clean.