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06-28-2017, 09:28 AM

#21

madamekelly

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Location: Central Willamette Valley, Oregon, USA

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Originally Posted by Peckish

Here's another idea, as QuiltE said - turn the logo into applique. I did that for a friend who graduated from OSU (Oregon State). I took the image of their mascot, enlarged it, and appliqued it onto this quilt.

I love you Beaver quilt. I live in Beaver Country, and your quilt would bring a premium price here. Beautiful, and you did an amazing job on the appliqué.

06-29-2017, 05:40 AM

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Beehiveof9

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You have all given wonderful ideas and advice! Still exploring options here. Thank you so much! I knew this was the right place to come for guidance.

So, here is his logo: (I checked the link I provided and the logo did something wonky)

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06-29-2017, 09:27 AM

#23

Peckish

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Location: Pacific NW

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Originally Posted by madamekelly

I love you Beaver quilt. I live in Beaver Country, and your quilt would bring a premium price here. Beautiful, and you did an amazing job on the appliqué.

Thank you! I wish I could sell them, but since the logo is licensed, I'm only allowed to make one and give it away. Otherwise I'd have to pay licensing fees.

06-29-2017, 11:48 AM

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wildyard

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Location: Upstate NY, north of Syracuse Area

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I turned my son's logo into a quilt by drawing it onto graph paper then making the squares the size I needed to make it into the size I wanted the quilt to be. It came out perfect. His logo is Fu; 2 balls inside a circle.

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