by bandit04087 08 Mar 2014

Wondering if someone could digitise a logo for me. Part of a dog rescue group and making items to sell for fundraising. Owner of rescue group would like to have logo embroidered on bags, t-shirts, etc. I can't digitise. Can pay a small fee if needed. Thanks in advance

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by baydreamer 16 Mar 2014

If you want to simplify the design, I would use a photo on fabric in the center, and applique the outside ring with embroidery for the font. Or have some company make up an iron on for the whole design, I still think it would be very costly because of the colour changes. Just a thought.

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by eyeztodiefor10 16 Mar 2014

It is a beautiful logo! I don't digitize but it does look like there's a lot of detail in the dog. I sincerely hope you can get this resolved since it is for a worthy cause. Good luck with this project!
Meri

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by hightechgrammy 15 Mar 2014

This is a very pretty logo and the outside circle and the name wouldn't be that hard. But, wow, digitizing that dog to make it look just like the photo will take a long, long time. Then, it will take at least an hour to stitch out, maybe more. If you are looking to make any money, I would recommend a nice screen print, rather than embroidery. I don't think people will want to pay the cost of custom embroidery. Good Luck!

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by graceandham 08 Mar 2014

Just a second opinion, this would be about an $80 stitchout, unless you simplify, simplify, EACH TIME it is stitched. Maybe a simple outline of the dog and no black?

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bandit04087 by bandit04087 10 Mar 2014

really that much? Wow. What do you mean by simplify?

mops by mops 10 Mar 2014

Doing the black as an applique would reduce the stitch count. The lettering is no problem, the design in the middle is - too many details in the dog as well as the background.

Is printing the logo (or having it printed) no option?

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by rescuer Moderator 08 Mar 2014

Please be prepared to provide written permission to modify the original art from the copyright owner of the logo. Without that permission it would be against the law to digitize it.

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bandit04087 by bandit04087 10 Mar 2014

no problem getting written permission. Already have verbal. Thanks.

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