3D Bunny Combo
$10.50
Machine Embroidery Design Formats
All designs come as a zip archive file that when unzipped or extracted contain the following embroidery file formats:
DST, EXP, HUS, JEF, PES, SHV, VIP, VP3 and XXX.
There will also be an "Instructions" folder that contains a PDF file that has step by step instructions with many photos to help with your embroidery design.
DST, EXP, HUS, JEF, PES, SHV, VIP, VP3 and XXX.
There will also be an "Instructions" folder that contains a PDF file that has step by step instructions with many photos to help with your embroidery design.
Now here is a fun way to decorate for Spring. This little bunny is stitched in two hoopings. Digitized for use with cotton fabrics.
This project is mostly done in the hoop. Just a small amount of handstitching (basting stitches) is required. So much fun to use as home or table decor. Stitchout is very fast. The ears are inserted during the embroidery process; the arms are attached with glue. Decorate to your heart’s content. Intended for home decoration; not intended as a toy for small children.
3D Bunny 5×7
Finished size: (without arms/ears) 3.50” w x 6.00” h
Dimensions Stitch Counts
Arms/Ears 5.00” w x 6.84” h 1,447
Head/Body 4.84” w x 7.00” h 2,941
3D Bunny 6×10
Dimensions Stitch Counts
Arms/Ears 5.90” w x 8.07” h 1,676
Head/Body 5.90” w x 8.52” h 3,599
Supplied Needed
- Cotton fabric
- Small piece of ribbon for the bow tie
- Cotton ball for tail (optional)
- Spray starch or sizing for ears (optional)
- School glue
- Adhesive (hot glue or fabric) for the attaching of arms
- Painter’s, medical paper, or masking tape
- Stabilizer: Medium weight tear away
- Small piece of felt or fleece
- About ¼ to ½ cup of rice or pellets in a plastic bag (snack size works well)
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