Skateboard T-Rex Embroidery Design, Instant Download

Full-body t-rex on a skateboard, arms thrown wide, massive grin showing all those teeth, tiny sunglasses sitting crooked on its snout. Arms out, leaning into the trick, lime green body with darker shading across the belly scales, orange wheels on the board, red trucks holding them on. Classic flat comic-book fill with black outlines chunky enough to read clear from a metre away.

10 colours total, alot of parts but my main software kept the register tight between the body fill, the board graphics and the sunglasses detail. The satin columns on the glasses frames and wheel spokes are the fiddliest sections, so slow the machine down through those passes and make sure your topping film is flat. Cutaway stabiliser under the whole thing, the density on the green body fill hits 1,509 stitches per inch and thats too much for tearaway to handle cleanly.

I made this one after my younger kid would not stop asking for a dino skater tee. She wanted it cool, not cute. So I went full street-poster energy. Last month a dad messaged me saying his son wore it to school every single day for 2 weeks straight. Alot of kids are into this one. Biggest size goes to 7.51 inches wide so it fills a chest front real nicely on a youth hoodie or adult tee.

Run it on charcoal, black, or heather grey fabric. That bright green body and orange wheels pop hardest against dark backgrounds, white or cream washes the contrast. Stitch the small 3.51-inch run on a cap front panel and keep it subtle. Pop it on a canvas tote, a denim jacket pocket or a kids backpack panel and youll have a clean one-off piece. Dont try the largest size on lightweight jersey, 62k stitches on stretch fabric with no underlay support is asking for puckering.

all 8 common machine formats included. Holler at me if anything doesnt open right and Ill sort it same day.