Dental Tools & Tooth Embroidery Design, Machine Embroidery Pattern, Instant Download

Six dental items in a neat row, like someones arranged them on a clinic tray. Far left theres a teal toothpaste tube, satin-stitch columns running vertical with a solid black heart on the front panel. Next to it a big chunky molar in warm grey, the tatami fill going directional across the whole shape so it catches light differently at different angles. Then three slim charcoal tools sitting side by side: a toothbrush with that dense rectangular head, a scaler with the hooked tip, and a round mouth mirror with a teal disc face. Last on the right is the floss case, teal again, white thread coil stitched in the centre with another black heart below it. Five colours total. Done.

Last week a customer of mine stitched this onto a cotton twill scrub top and messaged saying the teal came out even brighter than she expected. Its that kinda design. Stitch the 3.5 inch version at 6,715 stitches on a breast pocket and it sits without pulling the fabric, though you still want a cutaway stabiliser underneath on jersey where the underlay really holds things flat. Pop the 7.5 inch onto a canvas apron bib and the teal reads sharp against dark navy linen, thats the size where the charcoal tools separate from each other visually. Use a firm hoop and topping on fleece or terry so the satin sections dont sink into the loops, and at 21,514 stitches on the largest size you definately want cutaway rather than tearaway for long-term hold. Pair it with navy or mid-grey linen rather than black if you want that teal to actually pop.

Give me a shout if the jump stitches bug you.