"Hi, I'm a librarian, so copyright is something I've heard a lot about. Technically, as soon as you make a record of your design by putting it on paper, you have rights under copyright law. However, it can be difficult to prove…"
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How to easily copyright a quilt pattern?
Started this discussion. Last reply by Connie Frankenfeld Feb 20. 3 Replies 0 Likes
Can anyone lead me to a person or place to easily copyright a quilt pattern? I have designed several quilt patterns and would love to share them with all of you but have been advised to copyright…Continue
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Paper left in after quilting quilt! Help!
Started this discussion. Last reply by Riana Noyes Nov 7, 2011. 11 Replies 0 Likes
I just finished quilting a quilt for a customer. I used wash-away foundation paper, quilted the quilt and have rinsed & air dried 3 times. Each triangle is wrinkly & paper is obviously…Continue
How to foundation paper piece without sewing through the paper?
Started this discussion. Last reply by Sheri Koshkin Aug 3, 2011. 9 Replies 0 Likes
Does anyone know the technique for foundation paper piecing without sewing through the paper? I'd love to try it to save the hassle of tearing all that paper.thanks,AnneContinue
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Anne Marcellis replied to Anne Marcellis's discussion How to easily copyright a quilt pattern?"BIG thanks! I'm on it now. "
Anne Marcellis posted a discussionHow to easily copyright a quilt pattern?
Can anyone lead me to a person or place to easily copyright a quilt pattern? I have designed several quilt patterns and would love to share them with all of you but have been advised to copyright them 1st.Thanks!Anne Marcellisannemarcellisquiltdesigns@yahoo.comSee More
"Thank Heavens! . Some quilts are display pieces on walls or spare beds, where texture's not as important .Any chance you have a photo to share with us?"
Anne Marcellis replied to Anne Marcellis's discussion Paper left in after quilting quilt! Help!"Yes, I made the quilt as well as quilted it quite heavily. I used the foundation paper method for the entire quilt because I used Electric Quilt and found I needed to cut measurements like 2 3/16". Some of the foundation paper was…"
"Yikes! I said something LIKE using vinegar as a possibility. Someone out there must have had a similar experience and would know.Maybe someone in the Paper Piecing group? But if you spay vinegar on it you'll need to rinse(again).It's…"
"I think from the sound of it that Anne must have made the quilt to order from the start. She may have used the customer's fabric, but it's not like she's quilting someone else's work. She thought she was following…"
"Hi Anne,
Your experience can help the rest of us learn 2 lessons.
1. Look over all the instructions carefully without letting the excitement of getting a project started temporarily blind us from something important (like maybe washing item BEFORE…"
patbruck replied to Anne Marcellis's discussion Paper left in after quilting quilt! Help!"Why would you wash a customers quilt? I do quilting for people and would never wash their quilt,too risky."
Anne Marcellis replied to Anne Marcellis's discussion Paper left in after quilting quilt! Help!"Thanks for your quick reply. I'll try the vinegar."
"Hi Anne,
Whenever a new product doesn't work for me, I check the packaging , going over directions again...and also looking for their customer help # or their website. Most often others will have run into the problem too.Don't…"
Anne Marcellis posted a discussionPaper left in after quilting quilt! Help!
I just finished quilting a quilt for a customer. I used wash-away foundation paper, quilted the quilt and have rinsed & air dried 3 times. Each triangle is wrinkly & paper is obviously there as it sounds like paper. HELP! Any suggestions? I even soaked it in my bathtub and then spun it in my washer. Now I'm losing sleep as she wants her quilt! Thanks, AnneSee More
Sheri Koshkin replied to Anne Marcellis's discussion How to foundation paper piece without sewing through the paper?"I love paper piecing with freezer paper. I was taught the technique be a local teacher/friend. The freezer paper templates can be reused numerous times and there is no pulling off bits of paper. I usually use my machine to perforate the lines,…"
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- Tell us about yourself
- I've been quilting since 2000 and have written a book and many other quilt patterns. I now own an APQS George and love "quilting the quilt". I have an unsatisfiable passion for quilting.
- How many quilts have you made?
- at least 40
- Do you want to make quilts, or simply enjoy them?
- Make for me and others
- How long have you been a quilter?
- since 2000
- What is your favorite quilting technique?
- Foundation paper piecing
- Why do you quilt?
- Don't know-can't help myself!
- Do you have a website?
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- At 10:53am on November 4, 2011,
QuilterBridget said… - Happy birthday, Anne~I hope you have a wonderful day!
- At 3:09pm on July 29, 2011, Caroline Sather said…
- I have a Baby Lock Ellageo. I also have a Pfaff. Do you ever go to the Quilt Expo here in Madison?
- At 2:49pm on July 22, 2011, Caroline Sather said…
Hi, Anne
I am glad that you have joined this site. I live in Madison WI and it nice to know others from the same state. I am also a new member and would like to invite you to be my friend on this site.
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