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Subject: 
Re: New LUGNET t-shirts at BrickFest!
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lugnet.market.buy-sell-trade
Date: 
Thu, 18 Jul 2002 00:03:01 GMT
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In lugnet.market.buy-sell-trade, Thomas Stangl writes:

> I appreciate her work on this
[snip]

> I may have a solution that would work for polo shirts *and many other
> products*.  Have created, in several sizes (small - about
> 1.5" in height, large 2.5-3, and maybe a medium between).
> 
> Patches can easily be ordered by you, and at a relatively low cost if you order
> a decent amount.  If the initial order cost will be high, take preorders (I'd
> gladly plunk down a preorder for 6 or more in various sizes).  People can then
> sew the patches on Tshirts, Polos, dress shirts, jackets, caps, backpacks, you
> name it.
> 
> BayLTC is having some patches made so that members can find a shirt THEY like
> and sew them on for train shows.   I believe this works better than getting the
> logo directly embroidered onto a shirt, as getting a group to agree on a
> specific shirt is difficult.  Also, embroidery, even when done correctly, is
> often "itchy" - the backing for the embroidery has "hard spots" that drive me
> NUTS.  An embroidered patch rarely has the problem, as the only thing
> contacting your skin is the thread fastening it to the shirt.  And if you get a
> shirt with a breast pocket and sew it to the pocket (rather than the
> more-common embroidering it ABOVE the pocket), you don't even have that thread
> to worry about.
> 
> If many different groups (LTCs, LUGS, Bricklink, etc) each had a patch made,
> people could then collect patches.
> 
> I have 3 Lego backpacks (from my 3 Lego luggage sets) that are just waiting for
> various patches to be sewn on - a Lugnet patch would be the most desired for
> the backpack I used on my LLC trips ;-)  A hat could use a small patch, but the
> backpack is begging for a large one, even up to 6" high.
> 
> 
[snip]

I think  Lugnet logo PATCHES are a great idea.  I would be interested in a
couple.

At some point in the future, you may want to consider a small enamel pin too.
[certainly easier than t-shirts to carry around at an event :-) ,easy to mail.]
The Pin Peddlers does very nice custom pin work.  It is used by many Quilt
Guilds, mine included.
http://www.pinpeddlers.com/quiltpins/
custom info
http://www.pinpeddlers.com/custom.htm

Also, maybe the LUGs and LTC or someone in each could help in distribution
of Lugnet promo/fundraisng products for their geographic area.  [no, i am
not volunteering ;-) ]  Sending out multiple large orders to various groups
in various countries  over a limited time period should be less involved and
consume less time than sending out a gazillion individual orders than
dribble in one by one...

sheree



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sheree rosenkrantz wrote in message ... (...) Me too! I'd buy several patches for different uses. Great idea Tom! Kevin ---...--- NEW tan facade kit, 427 pieces! (URL) TOWN PLANNING information: (URL) Lego parts store: (URL) Guild of (...) (24 years ago, 18-Jul-02, to lugnet.market.buy-sell-trade)

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  Re: New LUGNET t-shirts at BrickFest!
 
I appreciate her work on this, and I'm glad that at least SOME people will have access to black shirts (I wish that I had access, but I don't, and I perfectly understand why, and have no problem with the why, it makes sense). FYI, I know the PITA (...) (24 years ago, 17-Jul-02, to lugnet.market.buy-sell-trade)

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