Spring Bunny with Flowers Embroidery Design, Instant Download

The spring bunny sits upright in the middle of the piece, its body facing slightly to the side while its head tilts up toward a cluster of tall red and orange amaryllis blooms. The ears sit back close to the head, not sticking straight up. Orange and tan directional stitching covers the fur areas and the grey-white belly shows through on the underside. Theres a small blue butterfly hovering near the flower stems, which is the detail that makes the whole scene feel alive rather than just a static rabbit portrait.

At the base theres a thick ring of garden foliage with yellow four-petalled wildflowers, purple small-bloom clusters and dark green leaf bunches crowding in from both sides. Fifteen colours and 14 colour changes in total, so budget some thread-swapping time. the 7.5-in face sits at 61,758 stitches, that density is what gives the fur its texture and the petals their depth. Smallest size is 4.5 inches and still has 35,539 stitches in it so this design packs detail into every size.

I made this one for an easter florist who wanted something botanical for her shop aprons, it wasnt seasonal enough for just april so shes been running it year-round on linen totes for her flower deliveries. Makes sense, you put a rabbit next to flowers and nobody reads it as easter unless they want to. People use it for nursery pieces, garden aprons, spring birthday gifts, its just good all season.

Use a mesh wash-away topping over the rabbit body when hooping on textured fabric, the directional stitching on the fur needs a smooth surface to sit right. Go with a cutaway stabiliser underneath on all 4 sizes, the density demands it. Pick white, cream or natural linen and it brings out the full 15-colour range. Skip very dark navy here, the yellow wildflowers at the base disappear on dark ground. Email me if anything looks off after stitching and ill take a look at the file.