Free small Halloween design: a tiny bunny wrapped in bandages sits among dry branches, grass and oak leaves. Five separately digitized sizes fit 80x80 mm (3x3 in) hoops.
This is a digital file for an embroidery machine, not a finished item.
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Sizes and compatible hoops
| Size and stitches | Compatible hoop |
|---|---|
| Size: 40.6x44.3 mm (1.60x1.74 "), Stitches: 5800 | 80x80 mm (3x3") |
| Size: 44.6x48.7 mm (1.76x1.92 "), Stitches: 6300 | 80x80 mm (3x3") |
| Size: 49.1x53.5 mm (1.93x2.11 "), Stitches: 6900 | 80x80 mm (3x3") |
| Size: 54.0x58.8 mm (2.13x2.31 "), Stitches: 7600 | 80x80 mm (3x3") |
| Size: 59.4x64.5 mm (2.34x2.54 "), Stitches: 8500 | 80x80 mm (3x3") |
Formats: .dst, .jef, .pec, .vip, .hus, .pes, .exp, .sew, .dat, .vp3, .xxx
Halloween bunny companions
 Bunny in a Pumpkin Costume |
 Ghost and Skeleton Bunnies |
 Autumn Bunny with Jack-o'-Lantern |
 Halloween Bunny Set |
Madeira Classic 40 thread chart
The codes and swatches correspond to the supplied color map. The last column identifies the main area stitched with each color.
| Color | Madeira number | Main area |
|---|---|---|
| Madeira Classic 40, 1149 | Ground, grass and dry branches | |
| Madeira Classic 40, 1338 | Warm accents in the branches and background | |
| Madeira Classic 40, 1019 | Inner ears and warm facial details | |
| Madeira Classic 40, 1142 | Shadows in the bandages and bunny | |
| Madeira Classic 40, 1071 | Light bandages and face | |
| Madeira Classic 40, 1286 | Gray bandage shadows | |
| Madeira Classic 40, 1006 | Eye, whiskers and branch details | |
| Madeira Classic 40, 1193 | Oak leaves |
Frequently asked questions
How do I place such a small motif accurately?
Print the selected size at 100% scale and mark the center of the complete design, not the bunny’s face alone. A few millimeters make a visible difference on a pocket or near an edge. Before stitching, run a trace to keep the ears, dry branches and leaves clear of seams and finished edges.
Can I stitch the bunny on a patch pocket?
Yes, provided the pocket front can lie flat and remain separate from its back. If construction allows, open a small part of the seam, embroider the front, then resew the seam. On a finished bulky item, use a suitable magnetic or clamp hoop. Apply a light layer of Gunold KK 100 only to the stabilizer to hold the fabric in place.
How do I stabilize loose linen for this small design?
Prewash or steam-shrink the linen, then press it flat. As a starting point, divide the fabric weight by 3 for total backing support: 180 g/m², about 5.3 oz/yd², of linen needs roughly 60 g/m², about 1.8 oz/yd², of stabilizer. Madeira Cotton Soft works on firm stable linen. For loose linen or a fabric that moves in the hoop, use Gunold Stiffy 2040 Cut Away and stitch a test on the same material.
What changes on terry, fleece or velour?
Place Sulky Solvy water-soluble topping over the surface and secure it with a basting box. It holds the pile down so the eye, whiskers, bandage lines and leaf veins remain visible. Use Gunold Stiffy 2040 Cut Away beneath a stretchy or piled fabric. Smooth woven cotton does not need topping.
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