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What is okay to do
with my patterns:
You may print out the information on these Web pages for your
personal use and make as many copies as you need of templates-
again- for personal use.
Please feel free to tell your friends about my site so they can
come here and print out their own copies.
"Real Live" Guilds, ( and Church groups and school
classrooms) may use my patterns to make quilts for
charity, for Block of the Month programs or for the general
good of the guild/church/school. I do ask that the patterns are
distributed "live" at meetings and in their entirety,
including all site and copyright info on the page bottoms. You
may post Traditional
block patterns in your guild newsletter, again, in their entirety,
including the site and copyright info. You may post only TEXT links
to my patterns
on your guild website to have their members come
here to the Cache and get specific patterns-NOT the patterns or
graphics themselves.
Items made from Original designs
should bear on a permanently sewn on tag on the quilt back: the
name of the pattern As I have it named, and that it is from The
Quilter's Cache/Marcia Hohn. Should the quilts be shown at quilt
shows, that info should also appear in any written materials about
the quilt. "Online" Quilting Groups
may provide TEXT links to my patterns to have their members come
here to the Cache and get specific patterns. Should photographs of
items made from Original designs be posted on your group website,
they should also be clearly marked with the name of the pattern As
I have it named, and that it is from The Quilter's Cache/Marcia
Hohn. Individuals may make items for themselves, for
gifts, for charitable donation or for sale from any of the
Traditional
block patterns. ( Sales may not include the pattern itself or any
portion thereof) The for sale portion of this paragraph refers to
items made by one person, and not mass production situations. [Please keep in mind that while the BLOCK design
may be Traditional, on most patterns the Quilt Layout I
show, though it may be using a Traditional block pattern, is
an ORIGINAL quilt layout design ...so you'll need to make your own quilt
layouts
if you want to sell them]
BARN QUILTS --It is fine to use any
of the Traditional Block designs to paint on your barn...
not
Original ones though!
PINTEREST
--It's fine to pin a QC block to your
Pinterest page so that you can easily get back to the pattern you
want to make...and give design credit under your pin. Again, Do NOT
pin quilts or templates please! You may
post photos of
the things you have
made from my patterns on your website -again-
they should also be clearly marked with the name of the pattern As
I have it named, and that it is from The Quilter's Cache/Marcia
Hohn.
Quilt Shops
may use Traditional patterns to make shop sample quilts--not Originals
though. Just be sure to point folks to the Quilter's Cache to actually
get their copy of the (Traditional!)
pattern :o) You may show
your quilts made from my Original patterns or Traditional patterns in
QUILT SHOWS, giving pattern credit to The Quilter's Cache/Marcia Hohn. *************************************************************
What
isn't okay to do with my patterns: I do not allow the distribution
or use of any of my patterns, graphics or site pages in shops or
other commercial environments, nor the use of these as teaching
material in any commercial way. No
posting of
images and/or text from this Web site to another Web site, magazine,
etc Items
made from Original designs may not be made for sale. ...or
Anything in violation of the Copyrights listed below unless I have
already addressed it here. Good
rule of thumb: When in doubt, ask! It seems as though most often copyright violations occur with
the best of intentions but a lack of understanding of the copyright laws.
Please return my kindness in offering these
free
patterns with the kindness of respecting the above stipulations.
You
can email me if you need to at marcia "at sign"
quilterscache.com
(taking out the spaces and parentheses and substituting @ for the
phrase "at-sign"
)
Thanks! Marcia :o)
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Remember please, that copyright grants
its owner these five basic things:
The right to reproduce the copyrighted work.
The right to prepare works derived from the copyrighted work.
The right to distribute copies, whether sold or given for free.
The right to perform the copyrighted work.
The right to display the copyrighted work
publicly.
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