Permission needed to make Design Crochet by Mark Dittrick available in braille/electronic format for blind people

Sep 17, 2005 34 Replies

Gem, David was here while YOU were 'off'... then was gone (assuming while I was 'off') I'm sure he enjoyed the welcome! Noreen

:o) I kind of figured that's what it was! Oh well, like I said, he's new to me! ;o)

Gem

"David Sky" skrev i melding news:Pine.GSO.4.43.0509170158020.4170-100000@earth...

Hi David, I am not able to answer you, but I want to wish you welcome to the group! his is a friendly group, and I have got many friends here!

David, can you please let Marjorie know that Sarah Bradberry has another website at

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and she has my permissionto make braille versions of any pattern that is copyrighted to me (mostof them are, but not all). Same goes for my usual website that shealready knows about at
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Sarah

David you've already got some answers to your question so I also just want to say 'hello' and welcome!

Eimear (pronounced 'ee-mur') on Vancouver Island

Thanks very much Aud!

David > Hi David,

Thanks very much Sarah, I have forwarded a copy of your message to Marjorie.

David

Thanks very much Eimear! Where are you on Vancouver Island?

David >

My pleasure. Actually, your question caused me to learn something myself, so it was doubly good.

Katherine

Thanks Sarah, I just forwarded this email to Marjorie as well. I'll forward an email I received from her privately to you.

David

I'm in Duncan, just a few miles from Els.

Do you live in the downtown area of Vancouver, or further out?

Eimear

Yes, I'm in the West End, about a block from the beach and Sea Wall. I've been in this apt. for the past 13 years, so far have lived in the Lower Mainland since my birth. I love the combination of city and nature very close by. :)

David

It *is* a special combination, isn't it! I think, if I lived in the Lower Mainland, yours is the area I would choose, with the Granville Island area a close second.

Eimear

Eimear,

Granville Island is a few minutes away by a small "ferry" which takes foot passengers from the Sea Wall to GI and/or back. Pleasant little excursion... and now that I'm thinking of it, I wonder if there are any stores there which carry yarn-related stuff... *grin* I want to get some afghan hooks and start playing around with those...

David

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