I so agree Alex. I Have always been willing to share anything I design, just
give me the credit for the original.
Maureen
E Yorks UK
where it is wall to wall sunshine.
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Hi Kim
I agree with you.
Once you give out a pattern it is in the public domain and you have no control
over who copies it. If you wish to keep it to yourself donât give anyone the
pattern. I donât mind friends sharing or teachers supplying my patterns at
no cost, (please do not pass on the
Alex et al.,
I realize that copyright has been discussed before on Arachne, but I think
it's important that someone respond to Alex's initial statement. I agree
with you that once you give out a pattern, you have (almost) no control
over who copies it, but it is NOT in the public domain, at least
Hello
I totally agree with Alex about the time it takes to design a
pattern,then writing out the instructions so everyone who likes the pattern can
make it. People just do not realise this.
I designed a tablecloth made in squares with an edging in 2001 for Children in
Need. A program here
To the points made by Ann, Devon, Nancy, Lorraine & Robin--what can be done to
dispel the notion that lace ONLY refers to something pictured in a Holbein
painting, or was made by an elderly aunt & smells faintly of dried rose petals?
Just pronouncing the word LACE seems to cause brain
