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Zweigart Easter Bunny - 106-13 - Downloadable PDF

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Zweigart Easter Bunny - 106-13 - Downloadable PDF
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Bunny kisses & Easter wishes

Zweigart Easter Bunny - 106-13 - Downloadable PDF
Free Embroidery Pattern

Zweigart Easter Bunny Embroidery Pattern (106-13) – Free Downloadable PDF

This free downloadable PDF from Zweigart, pattern number 106-13, presents a charming Easter Bunny needlework design featuring the sentiment "Bunny kisses & Easter wishes." It is a counted cross stitch project suitable for stitchers who enjoy seasonal and holiday embroidery, and it offers remarkable flexibility through its compatibility with multiple Zweigart fabric types, thread counts, and colorways.

What Is Being Made

The finished piece is a decorative Easter-themed embroidery featuring a bunny motif. The design is presented as a needlework idea — a versatile project that can be displayed as a framed piece, incorporated into a seasonal home décor item, or paired with coordinating patchwork fabrics. Zweigart specifically suggests matching it with "Barefoot Roses" by Tanya Whelan™ Fabrics for a complementary patchwork textile project.

Techniques Used

  • Cross Stitch (Kreuzstich / point de croix): The primary technique used to build the main body of the Easter Bunny design. Cross stitch involves forming X-shaped stitches over a counted grid of fabric threads, creating a pixelated yet detailed image.
  • Back Stitch (Rückstich / point arrière): Used for outlining and adding fine detail and definition to the design. Back stitch creates a continuous, unbroken line and is commonly used in counted embroidery to sharpen edges and add lettering or facial features.
  • French Knot (Knötchenstich / point de noeud): A dimensional hand embroidery technique used to add texture and decorative dot-like accents. French knots are formed by wrapping the thread around the needle before inserting it back into the fabric, creating a small raised knot on the surface.

Stitches Used

  • Cross Stitch – the foundational fill stitch for the entire composition
  • Back Stitch – for outlines, detail work, and fine lines
  • French Knot – for textural accents and decorative embellishments

Fabric Options and Materials

One of the standout features of this Zweigart pattern is its compatibility with four different Zweigart evenweave and Aida fabrics, each available in multiple colorways, giving stitchers a wide range of creative choices:

  • Zweigart Stern-Aida (3706): A 14-count fabric with 54 stitches per 10 cm, made from 100% cotton. Available in colorways including 4229 and 5239 (both suitable for petit point), 4110, and 3835. Aida is the most beginner-friendly counted embroidery fabric, with clearly defined holes that make counting straightforward.
  • Zweigart Lugana (3984): A 25-count evenweave with 100 threads per 10 cm, composed of 52% cotton and 48% viscose/Modal. Available in 1319 (splash), 101 (off-white), 6140, and 3984. Lugana's finer count allows for more detailed stitching and a smoother drape.
  • Zweigart Murano (3609): A 32-count evenweave with 126 threads per 10 cm, also in a 52% cotton / 48% viscose/Modal blend. Available in 1299 (splash), 5429 (splash), 4259 (splash), and 3609. The splash colorways feature a subtle variegated background effect.
  • Zweigart Belfast (3609): A premium 32-count linen evenweave with 126 threads per 10 cm, made from 100% linen. Available in 4279 (splash), 6016

Specifications

Brand: Zweigart
Pages: 3
Craft: Embroidery
Format: Downloadable PDF
Languages: English
Number of Patterns: 1

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