T-Rex Riding Bicycle Embroidery Design, Instant Download

Green T-rex on a pink bicycle with yellow wheels. Mouth thrown wide, rows of white teeth on display, pink tongue curling out. The tiny arms grip the handlebars which is physically impossible for a real t-rex and thats absolutely the point. Lime green body with darker green cross-hatching for reptile scale detail, dense directional fills running diagonally across the torso and legs. Big yellow eye with a black pupil. The tail swings out behind, thick at the base and tapering to a point. The bicycle is all hot pink frame with yellow wheel rims, grey spoked wheels, and a tiny pink saddle the dino barely fits on.

11 colours and the stitch count is properly high on it. Smallest size is 5.21 inches wide and 5.51 inches tall, biggest is 8.04 wide and 8.51 tall. So its a large design even at minimum. 7 sizes total rather than the usual nine, because below 5 inches the bicycle detail gets too tight to read cleanly. Stitch count runs from 51,747 up to 87,655 on the largest. the digitising software digitised at density 1,281, which explains why those reptile scales stitch out with proper depth and dimension.

I get messages from parents looking for birthday shirt designs for boys who are, quote, into dinosaurs but also into bikes. Exactly. One customer ordered it in november for a 5 year olds party and had me scale it to the largest size for a hoodie back. She said the kid lost his mind when he saw it. Cant beat that reaction.

Back it with fusible mesh under, non-negotiable at these stitch counts. Hoop the biggest sizes on a proper machine that can handle jumbo hoops, 8.51 inches tall needs room. The satin teeth and eye sections stitch first and they set the registration for everything else so dont skip the colour stop. Best on black, charcoal or white fabric where the lime green pops. Skip any pastel or busy prints, the bicycle frame and the dino body both get lost in noise. And dont try this on jersey without a proper mesh cutaway backing.