I'm just making sure before I do it. I'm making a website and posting pics of the things I've made and want to post the patterns I have also, not to sell the patterns, but for potential cutomers to order the finished product. Is it ok or legal to post patterns for the purpose of selling the finished product resulting from the patterns? Don
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Only if you created the pattern. If it is someone else's pattern then no you would be copyright infringing. Not even a thumbnail of their pattern should be used unless you have written permission from the original designer in your hands."Still Montana Mike"
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Yes of course... Unless the original designer states..."For Personal Use Only""Still Montana Mike"
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I agree. Sue Mey, Sheila Landry and Steve Good have graciously allowed me to post a pic of their finished product of the patterns I have purchased or aquired from them on my site. I think it acually looks good. I guess since they are finished products and not line drawings. DonDon
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OK I have a similar question. since I'm just getting into this (and really enjoying it!) - can I sell items I've made from patterns either found here or in the magazine/books? such as at a local craft fair? Or do I need to keep everything completely original to sell it?
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Once again if the pattern you are working from says personal use only then you are prohibited from selling the item however if it does not specifically state that, feel free to sell away. Best of luck and I hope you wil share some of your work with us.
tdub4ever, you should share your website with us. Would love to see what you have been up to."Still Montana Mike"
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