Tweety2911

If you don't want to cut it out create a applique leaf over it and give it a 3d look.

7dwarfs

if you want to leave it as a panel so some applique over it.

Suz

Yes. I dislike them. And I particularly dislike them on clothing. Look at the sneakers. You can see who has the cash to spend on them by just looking at the decoration. I make every attempt to avoid buying those that others can see.

SusieO

You could applique a leaf over it to hide it. I've done that when there was something that I didn't like the way it looked.

wraez

I don't like it, if I HAD to have that fabric cuz of the animals I would probably do a snowball block to get rid of the logo.

Annz

I never noticed it but I don't like it.

jaciqltznok

yep...people BUY those logo's...and the company's will have sufficient grounds to sue you if you use that fabric in anything you make to sell! Unlike Disney whose character's are sight known, these are nature scenes made by an artist and thus they are copyrighted by the company logo!

Sierra

I don't mean to be desrepectful (and I'm not a lawyer) but when we buy material we often cut it up or change it's appearance in order to piece a quilt. I can't see how we could be held liable if we cut out or covered up that logo. No way would I leave that ad on my quilt!!! I'd put a small skunk, raccoon, bush, whatever, over it if I wanted to keep the panel square in tack.

mar32428

I agree. I hate those things and try to eliminate them when possible

TeresaR

This one does not bother me very much. It is really what you would expect. The ones that bother me the most is: I was at Walmart yesterday looking at the new BOM fabric. The fabric that the pattern calls for the border had AGC.INC stamped all over it. That one I did not understand. It was totally out of place. I changed and did not buy the fabric. It is rare that I do the BOM from Walmart but I really liked this one.