Does anyone have or seen woodturning or event patches to add to a smock? I'm thinking there would be something?
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Maybe a weird question patches
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I'd tend to suspect that those might be found only from those who might have attended the actual event (or if organizers had any leftovers) so if I was looking for 'em I'd probably be checking ebay, etsy, ebid for three....
I had patches made for my club Presque Isle Woodturners, patches for WoW and Doug Thompson has patches he gives out at symposiums.
That is soo cool! I have to keep an eye out! PS: Look on Ebay. Found alot.
I may have some here, I'll look around.
I don't use them. I use a Sharpie instead.
I have smocks, but the only ones that get used here are by female students and friends. Baffles me.
These are tough paper, disposable, some have soft elastic necks.
I first saw then at the dental office, found a supplier.
JKJ
I don't use them. I use a Sharpie instead.
I have smocks, but the only ones that get used here are by female students and friends. Baffles me.
These are tough paper, disposable, some have soft elastic necks.
I first saw then at the dental office, found a supplier.
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I designed the patch for our club, but I have not seen that in meetings for other clubs. Usually you will see logos embroidered on shirts and smocks.
Mark Hepburn
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Good looking patch, Gerald. 
Mark Hepburn
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Personally I like the patch. If a smock is no longer usable you can just put it on a new one.
My memory is still good enough to remember what events I attended. I don’t need a patch yet. I’ve been shoveling out my den lately. You collect a lot of “stuff” in 53 years of woodworking. AND, I’m certain my kids will throw that kind of stuff in the garbage skiff that gets delivered in the not too distant future!