A note and a reminder about patterns posted in the vault

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A note and a reminder about patterns posted in the vault

11-15-2008, 11:12 PM

I just want to clarify that all patterns posted in the vault are the property of the respective designers and have been posted with their permission. Please feel free to use these to create finished pieces but do not share nor distribute the patterns, that is up to the designer to do. The fact that they are free does not mean that the designers do not still hold all copyrights to their designs.

Thank you.

Kevin
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