Stacked Frog Embroidery Design, Instant Download

Three frogs. Stacked. The bottom one is the biggest, a wide-faced green frog with huge pink-red eyes taking up most of the lower half, its cream belly doing all the heavy lifting as a base. The middle frog is smaller, green with bright blue eyes and a little collar of small pink dots running around its neck like a necklace. On top is the smallest, an orange-brown tree frog, eyes wide, legs tucked in, just balancing on that second frogs head looking completely fine about the whole situation.

15 colours handle the satin work across all three bodies, and the density on the biggest size is 90k stitches. That is genuinely alot of thread for a 7.5-inch design and it shows in the quality. The green fills on the bottom frog use directional stitching so the belly satin runs one way and the back runs another, giving real dimension. And those tiny pink bead dots on the middle frogs neck are individual satin columns, each one clean. my main software digitised this one and it shows in the fine detail work.

So the frog community is real and its enthusiastic. I get email from buyers who collect frog stuff and I beleive this one is their favourite because it ticks the stacked frog meme angle. A customer ordered it in march for a tote she was making for her friend who apparently has only frog things in her flat. And honestly that tracks. Pop on a sage or cream cotton ground for the best colour payoff.

Back it with midweight cutaway behind on any fabric heavier than light quilting cotton. At 90k stitches the 7.5 face puts real stress through the hoop so you want proper backing and a slow speed on the dense belly fills. Try the medium 5-inch on a canvas tote or a sweatshirt front panel. Skip very dark fabric because the tan belly and cream throat area wont read without a light ground underneath.