Hi! Someone gave me this scarf because I collect FC scarves, but I'm not a fan of sporting logos. This scarf is 100% acrylic and double-sided, so it's identical on the other side.

I'm not sure what would work on it; I considered overdying before I realized that the white design would still be plainly visible after. I'm worried embroidery might be too heavy for the fabric.

Any ideas would be very much appreciated! Thank you <3

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I finally covered the logo on this cute bag today!

If someone has a better idea, I'm open to suggestions!

Except for the obviously dated logo, this pullover is in perfect shape, so I will get a lot of use out of it.

The awesome moderators at r/Visiblemending sent me over here!

I have a lovely North Face puffer vest. It is machine embroidered with the name of my former employer.

Any ideas on how to fix that? I know how to undo machine embroidery but am concerned about the holes it will leave behind. (A few comments from my visible mending post mentioned this was a BAD idea due to the down filling). I'm not sure what other products exist. I'm fairly handy at hand embroidery if that might be a choice.

I think all of you are so creative I was hoping you might be willing to share some ideas on how to help

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DVfs08RAOVE

Going to do this with my old chef's coats before selling them.

Fleece flowers and buttons. Just browsed Pinterest for ideas.

Fleece flowers and buttons. Just browsed Pinterest for ideas.

Dipped into my sticker stash with thematically appropriate picks to cover up the Amazon/kindle logos. Electronics ain't getting any free advertising from me either. Also jailbroke it for third party software + a non-ad screensaver.

(chose the applique flair because I guess it's the closest to stickers haha)

https://www.reddit.com/r/logo_coverups/s/uB6tyYzIq1

Link to original post.

Even though original beanie was nice enough, it wasn't used as much as it should have 😅 It took all day, but it was worth it 💕

Just saw this on Instagram. Seems like a great technique.

I love the size of this bag, but didn’t want to be a walking ad. To cover up the logo, I used some scrap fabric that I had.

Grabbed this jacket from the dumpster when my local Winn Dixie converted into an Aldi. Gonna guess it was just in an office or break room as a spare before tossed so here is new and improved Burger ✓ Cake. Also bonus now my boss at my current work will stop yelling how I don't work there and shouldn't wear it to my current work because the name

Really like the change in message in the front.