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Know Your Rights (and Wrongs) |

A Copyright Primer for Quilters
As quilters, we can be inspired by a beautiful painting, a special photograph, or a quilt we see in a magazine. We want to make a quilt that looks just like that, or a variation of it. May we? It depends. Copyright law is an integral part of the quilt world. Understanding the rule of law and its application, can help us avoid embarrassing situations.
Author Information
Janet Jo Smith is an author, attorney, and quiltmaker who lives in the foothills near Denver, Colorado. Visit her website, dyesmithy.com, for information on classes and guild programs. Her hand-dyed fabrics and other items are available at etsy.com.
This article is presented in full the McCall’s Quilting issue below. Click here to purchase a copy.
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