Dice Pair Embroidery Design, Instant Download

Two dice, mid-tumble. One sitting slightly higher than the other, both angled like they just left somebodys hand. Its not a flat stacked drawing. Theres actual implied movement here, the way the tilt sits, and the pip dots are stitched with this nice little cluster density that makes em look almost recessed into the faces. Black only. No fill colour, just outline satin around the edges and stippled pips. Simple and it works.

Heres the spec: 13 sizes from 1.51 inches all the way up to 7.51 inches wide, stitches running 2,417 on the smallest and 11,850 on the biggest. One colour, so theres zero thread-change stops mid-run. Digitised in embroidery software which means the satin density is set right and the underlay is doing its job so the outline stays crisp even on looser weaves.

I get messages from poker night hosts, board game cafe owners, lil game-room setups, ya know the usual crowd. Last spring a customer ordered the 5-inch version for a custom apron at a games cafe and honestly it looked sharp on the black twill. Stitch the small size onto shirt pockets or hat patches, run the big 7-inch for tote bags and canvas panels where you want it to read from across the room.

Pair cutaway under knit fabrics and a medium tear-away on woven cotton. Hoop the fabric firm so the outline corners stay tight. Skip anything stretchy or loosely woven because the satin stitch at the dice edges wont hold shape. Pop it on black, white, red, or olive and the single-colour black thread reads clearly on all of em. Holler if you need a second colourway in white-on-black and Ill sort the recolour for you.