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Terms and Conditions and Copyright
We provide copyrighted patterns to you for your personal use. In return, you
must:
- Use these patterns are only
for YOUR personal use. If you prefer, you may also download and print
them for your personal use.
- Tell your friends! We
would love for you to tell your friends about Little Chickadee Crafts so
they may also have full access to these copyrighted patterns for their
personal use.
NOTE: Do not copy these copyrighted patterns or
distribute these copyrighted patterns to anyone else, either by e-mail, by Web
sites, by fax, by mail or by any other means. If you do (even if you copy or
distribute them free of charge), then you are violating copyright law. A
copyright secures for the owner of the copyrighted material the exclusive right
to control who can distribute and copy that material.
Our exclusive rights
No part of our publications or Web sites may be reproduced or transmitted in
any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopying,
recording or any other information storage and retrieval system, without the
written permission of the publisher.
Purchasing or obtaining a pattern, whether it be in print or electronically,
does not give the enduser any of the rights granted to the copyright holder.
The copyright owner (not the enduser) has the exclusive right:
- To reproduce the work in
copies.
- To prepare derivative works
based upon the work.
- To distribute copies of the
work to the public by sale or other transfer of ownership, or by rental,
lease, or lending.
- To display the copyrighted
work publicly.
The creator of the work has exclusive rights with or without a copyright
statement. According to the Berne Convention Implementation act of 1988,
copyright notice is optional for all works published on and after March 1,
1989.
How does this apply to me?
Can I make one or more photocopies? Keep in mind that a photocopy
doesn't just refer to using a standard copy machine. It includes scanning,
tracing, screenshots, photographs, etc. And just because you are not charging
for the copy (that is, you are giving it to a friend or someone else for free)
does not make it any less illegal.
Can I use this pattern to make multiple products to sell? The answer
is: Not without the explicit written consent of the copyright holder.
If you found a design and you want to create multiple items, these may be
used as gifts or for your own personal use. You do not have the right to use a
design for creation of items that are to be sold or used for any other
commercial reason. This includes craft shows, bazaars, fund-raisers, etc.
Where can I get more information?
For more information, please visit the United States Copyright
office by clicking here.
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