Rabbit Outline with Wildflowers Embroidery Design, Instant Download

The rabbit sits in a relaxed side profile, ears up, body rounded, tail just a small curve at the back. The outline itself is a single clean line of running stitch, no fill anywhere inside the body. But at the base of the silhouette, right where the feet would be, a cluster of wildflowers grows upward into the empty space. Stems, leaves, open blooms, and one small butterfly tucked in among them. The inside of the rabbit becomes a little botanical garden.

All in black. One colour, no changes. But because the bloom cluster is properly filled and the body outline is light, there are actually two visual textures happening at once. The outline is airy and graphic, the floral cluster is dense and detailed. That contrast is what keeps it interesting with just a single thread, which is impressive really.

Because its a single colour outline design the fabric shows through the rabbit body entirely, so your fabric choice matters alot here. White linen makes it look minimal and elegant. Sage green makes the black blooms look almost like pressed botanicals. A faded denim gives it that vintage inkwork feel. This one reads completely different on each of those three and all three would work. My niece stitched this last spring on a pale blue linen tote and it honestly looked like something youd buy in a boutique.

Low stitch count even on the big sizes, about 12k at 7 inches, so this is a quick stitch. Back it with a light tear-away on woven linen or cotton, no heavy stabiliser needed. Hoop your fabric good and tight before you start, the outline stitch has nowhere to hide if theres any slack. Skip dense knit fabric on this one because the fine outline runs cant grip properly. Message me if the outline thread pulls or puckers after hooping and ill look at your setup with you.