Cute T-Rex Embroidery Design, Instant Download

Heres the cute t-rex and hes basically all belly and grin. Big rounded leaf green body. Mint belly patch down the front. Two tiny arms sticking out the front like he forgot what they were for. Hes standing on those thick chunky legs with a tail curled behind for balance.

And the face is the bit that sells it for me. Round eye, white toothy grin, little nostrils on the snout. No scary dino energy at all. Hes more like a friendly classroom mascot than a jurassic predator. The thick black outline keeps every shape readable even on the small 3.5 inch hoop size.

So twelve colours runs through this one. Two greens for the body and belly contrast, white for teeth, black for outlines and pupil, plus a couple of soft accents on the spots and claws. Stitch count goes 16k on smallest, climbs to 41k on the 7.5 chest. My nephew turned six last month and I stitched the biggest size onto a navy backpack for him. Held up brilliantly through preschool drop-offs.

Pop the smaller hoop sizes onto baby onesies, bibs and tee pockets. Stitch the medium 5 inch on a kids tote or library bag. Best on light cottons aswell, the green reads brightest against white, cream or pale blue. Skip dark fabric for the smaller versions because the mint belly gets lost on charcoal or black.

Lay mid-weight cutaway on knit cottons, density runs about 765 spi which is friendly for jersey but the belly fill needs proper backing or it puckers. Hoop tight on woven canvas and you wont see alot of pull through. Ping me through the help inbox if any colour reads dim on dark fabric.