Digital machine embroidery design showing a tiny bunny wrapped in bandages, seated in a spiderweb among oak branches, leaves, acorns and grass. The download contains six separately digitized sizes for 3x3 and 4x4 inch hoops. It is a small Halloween motif for a pocket, treat bag, pouch, child’s garment or fabric accessory after checking the placement template at 100% scale.
Sizes and compatible hoops
| Size and stitches | Hoop |
|---|---|
| Size: 58.3x56.0 mm (2.30x2.20 "), Stitches: 8000 | 80x80 mm (3x3") |
| Size: 64.2x61.6 mm (2.53x2.43 "), Stitches: 8700 | 80x80 mm (3x3") |
| Size: 70.6x67.6 mm (2.78x2.66 "), Stitches: 9500 | 80x80 mm (3x3") |
| Size: 77.7x74.4 mm (3.06x2.93 "), Stitches: 10500 | 100x100 mm (4x4") |
| Size: 85.4x81.6 mm (3.36x3.21 "), Stitches: 11600 | 100x100 mm (4x4") |
| Size: 93.9x89.9 mm (3.70x3.54 "), Stitches: 13000 | 100x100 mm (4x4") |
Formats: .dst, .jef, .pec, .vip, .hus, .pes, .exp, .sew, .dat, .vp3, .xxx
More child-friendly Halloween designs
 Halloween Vampire Owl |
 Halloween Witch Owl |
 Owl in a Pumpkin Witch Hat |
 Halloween Owl in a Cat Costume |
Madeira Classic 40 thread chart
The numbers and swatches correspond to the supplied color chart. The table names the main area stitched with each color.
| Color | Madeira number | Main stitched detail |
|---|---|---|
| Madeira Classic 40, 1149 | Ground, grass and dry branches | |
| Madeira Classic 40, 1338 | Warm branch and background accents | |
| Madeira Classic 40, 1019 | Inner ears and warm face details | |
| Madeira Classic 40, 1142 | Bunny and bandage shading | |
| Madeira Classic 40, 1071 | Light bandages and face | |
| Madeira Classic 40, 1286 | Gray bandage shadows | |
| Madeira Classic 40, 1006 | Eye, whiskers, spiderweb and branch details | |
| Madeira Classic 40, 1225 | Acorns and warm autumn details | |
| Madeira Classic 40, 1344 | Oak leaves and acorn caps | |
| Madeira Classic 40, 1193 | Golden acorn and leaf accents |
Frequently asked questions
Which files fit a 3x3 hoop, and which need a 4x4 hoop?
The first three files, from 58.3x56.0 to 70.6x67.6 mm, fit a 3x3 inch hoop. Choose a 4x4 inch hoop from 77.7x74.4 mm upward. An 80x80 mm hoop frame does not equal every machine’s usable embroidery field, so keep a real margin and run the trace function before stitching.
How should I position this small scene on a child’s sweatshirt?
Wash and dry the sweatshirt first so any shrinkage happens before embroidery. Print the chosen file at 100% scale, test the placement, then mark the center and both axes. Turn the garment inside out, secure a medium cut-away backing such as Gunold Stiffy 2040 Cut Away with Gunold KK 100, hoop without stretching the knit, and clip excess fabric away from the needle area.
How can I stitch on velvet or velour without hoop marks?
Hoop a medium cut-away backing rather than the pile fabric. Apply a light coat of Gunold KK 100 to the backing, smooth the velvet on top, add a light water-soluble topper such as Sulky Solvy, and baste the layers before stitching. Trim the backing from the reverse after embroidery and remove the topper from the face.
How do I remove a hoop mark from linen, terry cloth or knit?
Do not leave the item tightened in the hoop before or after stitching. On cotton, terry cloth and sweatshirting, a normal wash and dry following the fabric care label usually removes the mark; linen often responds to gentle washing and pressing. For velvet and other pile fabrics, float the fabric on hooped backing from the start instead of hooping the fabric itself.
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