Embroidery

[Craniac]

One thing leads to another. Another member posted some Spyder patterns. So I thought I'd give it a try. Came out pretty good.


I could embroider something for you. The RT would cost about 20 bucks on your material. If I supply the shirt it will be more.
I would want to make sure Lamont gets a little bit for each embroidery.

Yes, I can change the colors.


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[Bob Denman]

:clap: :firstplace:
I'm this to the attention of my Missus!

She was looking at Baby Lock machines today... :shocked:

 

[TicketBait]

One thing leads to another. Another member posted some Spyder patterns. So I thought I'd give it a try. Came out pretty good. View attachment 105975

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I could embroider something for you. The RT would cost about 20 bucks on your material. If I supply the shirt it will be more.
I would want to make sure Lamont gets a little bit for each embroidery.

Yes, I can change the colors.



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Just become a supporting vendor and he will, assist in announcing your embroidery company.

Question, can you embroider on the sleeve of a shirt?

 

[Craniac]

It's not really a business. So it wouldn't be worth becoming a vendor.

Yes, I can embroider a sleeve if everything works right. I don't think the Spyder would fit on a sleeve.


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[Bob Denman]

What size does that pattern produce?

 

[Chupaca]

Congrats..!!

looks awesome. :2thumbs: hope you can work something out I'm sure you would do well...:thumbup:

 

[Craniac]

What size does that pattern produce?

Its about 2 3/4" by 3 1/2".
19,000 stitches.

 

[Frank G]

Not to throw water on your campfire, but you may want to read this. http://www.brp.com/en-us/legal-notice I have been in the apparel decorating business for over 30 years and have been on the receiving end of several cease and desist letters. Just saying.:gaah:

 

[Bob Denman]

Now; I've got NO experience with these sort of topics... pps:
But if you're not using their logo... just a picture of a bike; how can that get you into trouble? :dontknow:

 

[jcthorne]

Its about 2 3/4" by 3 1/2".
19,000 stitches.

Any chance you could share the embroidery pattern? We already have the machine. Most any format will do, they almost all convert easily.

 

[Bob Denman]

http://www.embroiderydesigns.com/designsearchresults.aspx?SearchText=Can Am Spyder

You can get them from here, and they seem to be reasonably priced...

 

[Elwood58]

http://www.embroiderydesigns.com/designsearchresults.aspx?SearchText=Can Am Spyder

You can get them from here, and they seem to be reasonably priced...

Yes, please purchase from the link provided. If the folks who do the digitizing don't get paid, there will not be patterns for us to use. You can use any color combination you like to stitch these out.

 

[Frank G]

Now; I've got NO experience with these sort of topics... pps:
But if you're not using their logo... just a picture of a bike; how can that get you into trouble? :dontknow:

I am not a Lawyer and do not know where the Line is... In most (some) cases reproduction of vehicles is a copyright violation weather sold or given away. Several years ago GM purchased full page ads in trade magazines warning us embellishers of there copyright rights. This put an end to all the aftermarket Corvette jackets. We started out making "Farm Jackets" Jackets with the farm name and a Embroidered JD Tractor.

I am not trying to cause trouble, but having been in trouble before for unforeseen copyright infringements I am just advising caution.

 

[jcthorne]

http://www.embroiderydesigns.com/designsearchresults.aspx?SearchText=Can Am Spyder

You can get them from here, and they seem to be reasonably priced...

Thanks Bob. Already a customer there and never thought to look for the Spyder. Already purchased.....

 

[Bob Denman]

Cool... :thumbup:

 

[Craniac]

http://www.embroiderydesigns.com/designsearchresults.aspx?SearchText=Can Am Spyder You can get them from here, and they seem to be reasonably priced...

Yes, that is where I got the patterns. The copyright notice for the pattern permits selling finished products. But mass marketing is forbidden. I believe stitching a few for internet friends is far from mass marketing. I also read the BRP copyright notice. It is very clear on their logos. Less clear on pictures of vehicles. If you cannot show a picture of a vehicle, the motorcycle magazines would be in trouble.

 

[granpa in Cincy]

:clap: :firstplace:
I'm this to the attention of my Missus!

She was looking at Baby Lock machines today... :shocked:

Be sure to look at the Bernina and Janome also.

 

[Bob Denman]

She's got her eye on a Husqvarna right now... :thumbup:

EDIT: She started on the Husqvarna site, and ended up over at Brother...
The Designio DZ820E...
Does anybody know if that machine can handle this type of intricate design? :dontknow:

We're so new to this sort of thing, that we're not even sure what questions to ask yet.

 

[Craniac]

I think any modern embroidery machine can handle this design.


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[Bob Denman]

She bought the machine, LOTS of thread, and two Spyder patterns... :thumbup:
Now; she can start putting my initials in my underwear! :roflblack:
(Practice for the Spyder patterns!)