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ok, I don't know .. so please don't shoot me for asking. I found a pattern, I would like to make this pattern w/ a few changes (not just color, but design as well) I would like to sell the finished product. Can I with out violating any copy right laws? I won't be giving the pattern out ... just selling a couple at a local art show and I will be making changes, adding beads, using another type of yarn, adding a border so that the edge isn't the same.

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Bell Jar
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On Sun, 05 Jun 2005 13:10:30 GMT, Bell Jar spun a fine yarn

First, what does the designer's disclaimer say? Second, if you change it MORE than 10 percent, it's pretty safe to say it's 'yours'... HTH, Noreen

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Noreen's Knit*che

ok :) I'm sure it's more than 10% ... mostly I just want to use the shape and stitch. Even w/ that the shape insn't all that rare.

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Bell Jar

From what I understand, and from going to various craft fairs, you can knit a pattern, and sell the finished product, as long as you give credit to the designer/source.

HTH Katherine

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Katherine

Is the stitch a distinctive pattern? You might need to change that as well.

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Penny Gaines

nope .. anyone that can crochet can do this one :) hi Penny, I didn't know you posted here. ~Kat from MKF-L

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Bell Jar
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I'm a relative newbie here - about six months, maybe a bit longer. I'm a knitter, but I'm trying to learn crotchet. I'm not very far along yet: I find knitting so much faster - I've been knitting since I was 7yo - so I tend to knit in preference.

Of course, I ought to do with crotchet what I did with knitting as a teenager: make a blanket out of squares.

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Penny Gaines

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