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 Herb, sorry for the late reply, we had a death in the family.  RE the
 image, you may be right we may have to print it on fabric directly.  I
 thank yoiu for your hard work.
 
 Kate
 
 On Wed, 12 Nov 2008 08:07:59 -0800, Herb <Herb@the.herb.garden> wrote:
 
 >Quilting Fool wrote:
 >
 >> We are sewing quilts for Childrens Hospital and need our label
 >> digitized, is this possible?
 >
 >In it's full size of 2 feet wide?
 >
 >Here it is 7 inches wide x 2 inches high, with 29 color changes. I've
 >also included an IMAGE of the color sequence.
 >
 >With an image like that, I'd think that it would be easier and more
 >effective to just print it on fabric. There are many fabric transfer
 >methods available. There's no way that an embroidery could capture the
 >subtle nuances of the original watercolor - but a printed image would!
 >
 >Besides, embroidery has a solid, possibly rough, feel that might be
 >annoying to children already suffering from being hospitalized.
 >
 >If it's an identifying label, don't you want your organization's name
 >or some other appropriate text on it? As it is, it's just a pretty
 >picture.
 >
 >  - Herb
 
 
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