oldbalt99 - really? Now did you get your purchaser to sign an agreement stating that when she got tired of the quilt she would destroy it rather then sell it at a yard sale? That is what would be required for personal use. There is something called equitable servitude in the law. Attaching a fair condition to use can only be done with the consent of both parties in writing. I've yet to see a fabric company make me sign something when I purchase fabric that says for personal use only. And that statement is not binding under federal law.
Federal law supports the use of trademarked/copyrighted items to create something else as long as
1. you don't try and market it as a licensed item and
2. you don't live in the 9th Circuit.
And Disney made their money when they sold a license to Springs to print the fabric. Springs made their money when they sold it to JoAnn Fabrics. And the fabric store made their money when they sold it to you. And you make your money when you sell it to your customer. No one is being cheated out of their fair share.