[lizziemaxine]

I bought some hot fix registration marks and just put one on a design.
They are very small but I think they will be a lot easier to use than trying to make the "R" in rhinestones.

 

[irish]

That is so cool! Where did you get them?

 

[lizziemaxine]

That is so cool! Where did you get them?

I should have given that information in my original post.

Dazzling Designs

 

[vgary]

I should have given that information in my original post.

Dazzling Designs

Where on their site did you find these? I can't seem to locate.

 

[MX1CAN]

Where on their site did you find these? I can't seem to locate.

I believe these are the ones she's referring to:

® Registered Symbol Hotfix Nailheads

 

[lizziemaxine]

I believe these are the ones she's referring to:

® Registered Symbol Hotfix Nailheads

Yes, that is it.
They don't make it easy to find these on their website.

 

[vgary]

OK - Now, the question. When can you use the "R" mark? After you have made an application for a Trademark? Or anytime you have an original design? Or just when you do a custom design for a company with a registered trademark, which I'm sure you could use it then. I'm just a little confused on when and where to apply the "R" and under which circumstances.

 

[lizziemaxine]

OK - Now, the question. When can you use the "R" mark? After you have made an application for a Trademark? Or anytime you have an original design? Or just when you do a custom design for a company with a registered trademark, which I'm sure you could use it then. I'm just a little confused on when and where to apply the "R" and under which circumstances.

Earlier this year when I decorated shirts for my customer with the logo that is in the picture, the customer and I agreed that we would leave the "R" mark off because it would be too small to do in rhinestones and they didn't want it embroidered.
Now, when doing the logo in rhinestones I don't have to leave off the "R".