My First Easter Embroidery Design, Easter Pattern, Instant Download

Two tall bunny ears take up the upper half. One sits upright, the other leans at an angle. The outline is thick solid black satin and the inner ear fill is hot pink. No head, no body, just the ears, which sounds odd but its actually a really clean graphic approach and it reads instantly from across a room.

Across the base of the ears theres a garland arrangement. Three decorated eggs sit centre stage: one aqua with a zigzag texture, one navy with white polka dots, and one striped green. Dark magenta roses with green leaves flank the eggs on both sides. The whole cluster sits like a crown or a headband right across where the ears meet, and it gives the otherwise minimal silhouette something to anchor it visually.

Below that, My first shows up in a flowing black script and EASTER is spelled out in large filled block letters in pink. Thats the contrast that makes it feel like a keepsake rather than just a seasonal graphic. The loose script on top, the chunky solid block letters below. It reads as intentional, not accidental.

A customer messaged me last february, about 6 weeks before Easter, saying she was making matching onesies for newborn twins for their first Easter photos and she wasnt sure about stitch density on baby cotton knit. Back it with a soft fusible cutaway and hoop a double layer of water-soluble topping on any stretch fabric. The lettering section stitches dense so dont skip the stabiliser step.

Four sizes from 4 inches up to 7 inches. Stitch on white, cream, pale yellow or light mint. Skip dark bases entirely, the black ear outline disappears and so does the detail in the egg garland. Keep the background light and the whole design reads sharp and clean.