Hi, I have a "industrial" printer but I understand even this would not be up
to it. It needs to be done professionally. I also don't agree they should sell
the rights. It is their property and up to them what they do.
Hi, Vivienne and others, - I have a very vague recollection (and I may be wrong) that the copyright on the original Miss Channer's mat ran out, but that Ruth Bean got a copyright because there was no pattern and she got someone to draw the pattern out and make a pricking and pattern, which makes that particular pattern her copyright material.
But someone else could do the same thing - get the original and make it into a pricking and a pattern, I mean. All you would have to do is draw it out and make the pricking and keep records of the process so that you could prove you didn't just copy Ruth Bean's version.
I'm throwing out this suggestion just in case somebody hasn't thought of it and wants to try ...
Adele North Vancouver, BC (west coast of Canada)
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