Lazy Panda Laying Down Embroidery Design, Instant Download

This wildlife panda is fully horizontal in 3 colours of black, cream and charcoal. Belly down, arms stretched out wide, back legs splayed behind. Like hes given up on the day. Cant blame him honestly. The face peers forward with sleepy resigned eyes and the classic black ear and eye patches frame a cream coloured snout. Its rendered in a sketchy hand-drawn cartoon style, you can see individual fur lines etched across the white belly and shoulders.

Three colours total. Just black ink, cream snow and a touch of charcoal grey for shading. Smallest hoop is 1.41 by 3.5 inches at 5,830 stitches, while the biggest scales up to 3.02 by 7.5 at 17,334. The design is wider than tall so it sits perfect on a sleeve, a hat brim, or across the chest of a kids tee. Density runs light at 765 per square inch which means a quick stitchout. No real puckering even on jersey.

I drew this wild animal from memory of a panda I saw at a zoo last spring, just flat on its tummy doing nothing. One customer ordered six in different sizes for her toddler sons sleep mask and matching pyjama set as a christmas gift. Sleepy panda for sleepy kid. Made my week.

If you stitch it on a navy or charcoal sweatshirt the cream sketch lines really pop, that nature contrast just sings. Pop the smaller size on a baby onesie chest. Looks fantastic. Cream, white, oatmeal and pale grey all work too. Pick a medium tearaway on woven cotton, light cutaway on knits, you wont regret it.

Hoop it tight on tee fronts, sleeves and toddler pyjama tops. Add a contrast cream bobbin if the back will show. Trust the underlay, the directional satin on the black patches needs proper foundation or the fur lines drift. Email me if a colour run pulls the fabric off centre.