Giving Credit where due
#1
I'm making a mini Bow Tuck to sell and I'm wondering how to word a label giving credit to the designer for the pattern, but also to myself for making the bag. I'm not sure I want it to be just a generic label, I'd like to make it sound good, but I'm no good with making labels sound good. Any suggestions?
#5
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I read on her site that you can include a little card with "Pattern designed by Quiltsillistrated.inc" You could do the label however you wish. I just make a business size card on my computer and stick it in the pocket.
#6
Originally Posted by ckcowl
how about... pattern from...
created by...
city, state, date (at least the year)
created by...
city, state, date (at least the year)
I can understand a simple twill tag with a business name or whatever tucked inside like most commerical manufactors do but a whole list of info. That to me is a turn off.
I like business card idea. and instead of putting it in a pocket you could always tie it on the handle or whatever.
#8
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Join Date: Mar 2010
Location: Tennessee
Posts: 2,189
Some designers ask that you give the pattern credit to them when you make items to sell from their patterns. I bought some patterns that say that they don't want you to use their patterns to make items sell. I get rid of those patterns and now make sure to read the fine print.
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