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[manco3]

I'm looking for a file of the wonderpets (nick jr.) logo. Anybody seen one? Thank you so very much (and so does my daughter)

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Here are few pages at Nick Jr that have craft projects that include the logo. Start by printing the page, combine the circle and the 'w', scan it to an image file and combine using using MS Paint and ............
Tah Dah! A Wonder Pets Logo!

Unfortunately you cannot just save the logo from this image... It is in Flash format...
You could also do your own version if this logo is all you want ?
If you need help getting the image together to digitize, let me know I will be glad to help. It is a licensed logo tho and you must limit it's use to what you do for your own kids tho....

http://www.nickjr.com/shows/wond_parents/wonder_crafts/wond_scarf.jhtml

http://www.nickjr.com/shows/wond_parents/wonder_crafts/wond_badge_template.jhtml

http://www.nickjr.com/shows/wond_parents/wonder_crafts/wonder_pets_cape.jhtml

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[manco3]

thanks...i saw that, i don't have access to digitizing software, or I would have tried it on my own. As a former professional musician & photographer, I don't step on anyone's copyrights. I'd just like to make a few items for my daughter. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks for replying

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I misunderstood what you wanted, I thought you just needed the artwork.

You will probably not find such a design for sale anywhere legally. Very, very few companies license their logos/icons for sale as embroidery designs, they would rather have you buy an 'official' item with the logo already on it.

I will have to do my own version of the artwork, 'fan art' so to speak, and then digitize that. I need to know what sort of machine you have (what format? pes?) and what you intend on sewing it on. If you are sewing it on a t-shirt you would not want the design as heavy-duty as you would for say a denim jacket either. I need a general idea of the size design you need too. I don't have time to test sew it out at the moment so you will have to do that...it is always a good idea with ANY design anyways.

If you have an embroidery machine you should try some of the free trial versions of digitizers. I know that you can get a fully functional version of Masterworks II or Masterworks Lite on cd just for the asking. They can be kinda fun just to play around with even if you don't intend on buying one of them. Being a photographer and a musician you have artistic tendencies and I bet you would enjoy learning to use them. That's what 'drove' me to machine embroidery... I am not the atypical 'Suzie Homemaker' embroidering sort. I had spinal cord/back problems that took away my ability to paint, sculpt and draw for many years and this was a new way to express myself.

You can send me a Private Message through here if you want instead of posting your reply. Look under my reply and there should be a PM option (button).



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[Silver]

Here ya go!
ANY design that you want on a 'finished' article or garment should be test sewn on scrap material first (of the same type as what you will be sewing the final design on). I cannot be held responsible for 'user flubs'!!!!!! There are just too many variables (material type, machine capabilities, hooping, stabilizers etc.) for me to account for.

Try them out and let me know how they work for your application. The bigger design all but fills a 4 x 4 (100mm x 100mm) frame, the other one is about half that size. They are stitch intensive and will need to be very well stabilized and hooped ...especially on lighter weight fabric(s).

These are based on a licensed logo but created using my own 'fan art' so anyone that comes across them in here and wants to sew them on a garment for their own use, not on an item for redistribution or for sale, is welcome to them.
Please... never ever never ever redistribute this design! If someone wants it send them in here to get it or have them contact me.

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