Red Tractor Embroidery Design, Farm Tractor Machine Embroidery Pattern, Instant Download

Classic side view of a farm tractor. Red body, blue square-windscreen cab, tall skinny exhaust stack going up from the hood. Big beefy rear wheels like youd see on an actual field tractor, heavy tread detail in black over the red wheel fill, and the smaller narrower guide wheels up front. Tan seat sitting inside the cab. Its got that proper working tractor look rather than a cute cartoon version, and its wider than it is tall which gives it that low-slung solid stance.

7 colours with 6 changes. Red for the main body sections, a separate blue for the cab area, grey engine block, dark maroon for depth in the wheel arches and undercarriage, black outlines and tread, the tan seat, and a small cream-tan for the exhaust pipe. Sequenced sensibly so the bodywork lays down first and the detail layers build on top.

6 sizes from 2.45 inches wide all the way up to 6.52 inches, heights from 3 to 8 inches. Stitch counts run 10,789 on the smallest up to 43,000 on the large, so suprisingly dense on the big version. Apply firm cutaway anything larger than 4 inches, the density is high enough that tearaway wont hold it flat on knit or stretchy fabrics.

Most of my customers for this one are parents making things for farm kids. Last september one dad told me he ran the mid 4-in on a navy canvas backpack for his sons first day of school and got compliments from the whole bus. Farms run in the family here, he said.

Pick the small sizes for bibs, onesies, little kids tees. Try the medium at 4-5 inch for school bags and lunchboxes. Go large on a denim jacket panel or a tote. Avoid thin silky fabrics, the satin density on this one needs a stable woven cotton or denim to anchor properly. Text me if a file doesnt download right and Ill fix it.