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Yes, you can! There was a bold logo on this fleece vest that my daughter didn't want anymore and had the vest in the donate pile. It worked! I made a raggy flower(HangToDry) from a fleece neck warmer my other daughter had in a donate pile. I made the flower on tearaway and then stitched it down with regular sewing machine on top of the largest outline. This was very satisfying work! Patches have a new meaning for me. It really is black not grey ;)
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What a great job. The flower looks like it was always there. I bet your daughter is going to want this back and will have all kinds of jobs she wants you to do. LOL
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You have given the top a new lease on life. Well done - looks terrific.
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Great job recycling/upcycling. Looks wondeful, and I bet your daughter is pleased with the result as well.
I have held on to many items with logos that are no longer wanted or relevent, to use the fabrics for test stitching purposes. Now, seeing your vest transformation, I may have to give this a try.
I have held on to many items with logos that are no longer wanted or relevent, to use the fabrics for test stitching purposes. Now, seeing your vest transformation, I may have to give this a try.
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In my DH's industry we call this Value Added!!Nice job and thanks for giving us that idea.
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Excellent work! I've embroidered a design over an unwanted logo before, but this is really classy.
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Nice Save! I always said, I'd wear their logo if they paid me to advertise for them......LOL! This is a GREAT idea - made the garment unique, PLUS, classed it up a LOT. It will go with everything and with any color!