Mocked this up for nursery and kids gear after I kept getting requests for a safari set that wasnt too busy. Four animals in a side-on parade from left to right: lion first with his round golden mane and small closed eyes, elephant behind him with a neat little trunk, giraffe next with the tall neck and warm orange patch pattern, zebra at the end with bold black stripes. Above them floats a golden sun on the left and a teal cloud in the middle. Everything is at the same cute rounded scale, give or take the giraffe neck which towers over the others. Five colours total.
The design is mostly outline-dominant so the white fill areas are large and stitching stays flat. Lion mane and giraffe patches use a warm golden-orange satin fill. Teal cloud is a clean satin arc. Zebra stripes are black satin against a white body. Three sizes only, from 3.11 by 5.51 inches at the smallest up to 4.23 by 7.51 at the largest. Stitch range is 16,574 to 22,027 and density is 693. Because the fills arent complex, the stitch-out is straightforward even with five colour changes. Use a light to medium cutaway on wovens, or a medium tearaway on a stable quilting cotton.
Pick pale cotton, fleece, linen-cotton blend or a smooth jersey if you stabilise well. The white animal bodies read best on light backgrounds. Pastels work, soft grey works. Skip dark fabric, the outlines disappear against navy or charcoal. The parade layout fills a rectangular hoop without a lot of dead space, which is handy for bib-sized stitch-outs.
I keep hearing from buyers about this one, mostly from people putting together safari gift sets last month and the one before. One customer ordered a full bib set and said theyre all going out in the same safari theme. Its a relaxed licence for personal and small-batch use, reach out if youve got a bigger run in mind and ill sort out the details.
What people are using this design for
A starting point. The design works for plenty more than just this list, this is what folks have stitched it onto most.
- Baby nursery cushion panelStitch the large 4.23 by 7.51 inch version across a nursery cushion panel in a pale linen cover for a safari-themed room accent
- Newborn or infant onesie chestPlace the small 3.11 by 5.51 version on the chest of a white cotton onesie, easy to centre and reads clearly at that scale
- Baby bib set embroideryRun the medium version on three or four cotton bibs in different pastel colours and gift them together as a safari-theme baby shower set
- Kids bedroom storage basket frontStitch the medium on the front of a fabric storage basket to label a nursery shelf in a way thats cuter than any label
- Cot sheet corner accentUse the small version repeated twice as matching corner accents on a cot sheet, one on each bottom corner of the fitted sheet
- Baby shower gift tote bagEmbroider the large version on the front of a canvas tote, fill with baby essentials and give it as a baby shower gift bag
- Toddler backpack front panelPlace the medium on the front of a small canvas backpack for a toddler starting nursery or playgroup
- Quilted nursery wall hangingStitch the large version in a 8-inch wooden hoop on natural linen and hang it as a wall piece over the cot
Dimensions
3 sizes included. Stitch counts shown for the largest colorway.
| Size (in) | Stitches |
|---|---|
| 3.11 × 5.51 in | 16,574 |
| 3.67 × 6.51 in | 19,327 |
| 4.23 × 7.51 in | 22,027 |
Files & Formats
Eight machine formats included in one zip. Whichever your machine reads, its in the pack.








Plus a color chart for thread matching. See full format guide.
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