| Re: Diigitize Request - Please and Thank you! - USATA LOGO (0/1) |
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Date: Sat, 21 May 2011 09:17:35 -0700
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danny@home.net wrote:
> Sorry about last post. I don't think I was Following the correct
> procedure for getting help on a design.
> I work in a calibration lab in south Alabama, they are six of us and
> we was hoping to get this logo digitized so we can have them put on
> polo shirts. My wife has a Brothers PE- 770 Embroidery Machine, but we
> do not have software to digitize Designs.
> I am attaching the logo in two .jpg sizes.
> I need it to be about a 3 inch X 4 inch to go on the left side of the
> shirt. There are no pockets on the shirts.
> Thank you guys for your help.
> and again I'm sorry if I haven't followed the correct procedure.
>
> Danny
There was nothing wrong with your post and request (but the desired actual
measurement in this one does help!)
The logo and image, however, have quite a bit of complicated detail, with a lot
of color gradations, all of which make it a non-straightforward digitizing job,
requirin substantial effort - whether in image-preparation for semi-automatic
digitizing or in doing the entire logo manually. That's not to say that someone
here won't give it the old college try!
Have you checked with WSMR or the US Army to see if they have any commercially
available patches that might be usable? You'd be more likely to get a quality
professional embroidery, if they do.
- Herb
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