This article on copyright and how it applies in the United States is both clear and very interesting. It talks about sewing and quilting but the law applies to any hand embroidery technique.
http://www.whileshenaps.com/2014/03/can-you-copyright-a-sewing-pattern.html
Many thanks to Mary Corbet for finding this and posting about it.
Written by Jane/Chilly Hollow
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2 comments:
Thank you so much for linking to the guest post by Jen Bernstein on my blog, While She Naps. I'm really glad you found the post helpful!
Thank you for posting it, Abby. All kinds of stitchers need to be more aware of copyright to keep those lovely things coming. Once a designer loses control, they often stop designing.
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