Sketch Bunny Embroidery Design, Instant Download

Single matte black thread, 1 colour, no breaks. The bunny is drawn in this loose scribbly outline style, like someone traced it freehand with a marker and didnt bother cleaning up the wobbles. Thats actually what makes it work. You just get the shape of a sitting rabbit with ears slightly uneven and a little tail that sticks out more than it probably should, and theres something charming about that.

I ran the 4-inch run across a kraft canvas last spring and it came out alot better than I expected. The sketch lines have this dry-brush quality on natural fibres, where the hooped fabric pulls just a bit and the satin fill on the ear tips gets this rough edge that looks completely intentional. Use a cutaway stabiliser under kraft or cotton duck, not tearaway, the density on the outline stitches is low enough that tearaway leaves little white nubs at the edges. One customer who makes market totes sent me a note saying her whole batch sold out, she does them in black thread on unbleached canvas and theyre honestly sharp.

industry tools handled the digitising here and the stitch count stays between 5,175 and 9,190 depending on which of the 9 sizes you pick. So even the largest version is pretty quick to run. The directional stitching on the body follows the silhouette rather than filling flat, which is what gives it that hand-drawn quality instead of looking like a solid stamp.

Stitch it on tote bags, kids room pillowcases, nursery hoops, tea towels, or the pocket of a linen apron. Pick the chest-3.5 for a chest pocket placement, the 5-inch for a bag face, or go big at 7.5 inches on a canvas banner. Skip dark fabric unless youre going deliberately graphic. Pair with natural thread on natural cloth and it looks like something from a boutique shelf.

Holler if the file misbehaves and Ill fix it.