QuiltnNan

i don't like it at all. i would cut it off, even if i had to change my pattern to accommodate the new size.

Raggiemom

I didn't notice it until you pointed it out but now it bugs me. Maybe cover it with applique or something? Love the panels though. They're so lifelike.

charity-crafter

Well, if it's a poplular logo with the hunting/outdoorsman-person crowd and I was giving it to someone who liked the brand then I'd leave it on.

ghostrider

Nope, don't like it and would not buy it just because of that. Look how far we've come since that silly little izod alligator and the etienne aigner horseshoe. :roll:

sewwhat85

i agree it is distracting but it is on all their prints even in camo clothes my dh has

clsurz

They are protecting there brand name and have every right to do so. It is after all a fabric painted photo and no different than any other artistic product put out there that is signed.

Yes even in fabrics brand names/signatures are more valuable than it not being there.

Tartan

They are beautiful panels but if I was making a quilt I would design around it. BUT if you made something to sell at a craft or hunters show, it would probably sell well. BUT can you sell something with copywrited fabric in it?

Deborah12687

You can use the fabric as you payed for the fabric. Copywrite just means that you can't reproduse the fabric. We wouldn't be quilting if this was the case.

cattailsquilts

THat bugs me, so I don't buy things like that. If someone were to commission a RealTree or a John Deere quilt, then yeah, I'll buy it. But otherwise I won't spend my money on their advertising. Glad it's not just me

Annaquilts

I would probably not buy it because of it.