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Knitty wordmark
A very important word about copyright: Every pattern on the Knitty website is the property of the designer who created it and cannot be reproduced, except for one copy for an individual's personal use. If you print patterns from Knitty and sell them without the designer's permission, you are stealing. Here is the text from our FAQ
page that explains just what "free" means, in
terms of Knitty's patterns: Q. Knitty's patterns are free? Really?If you should see evidence of a violation of copyright, please let the designer know. Their e-mail address can be found at the bottom of their pattern. We appreciate your assistance. Please respect the designers and authors whose work you see in this magazine. Violations of copyright are illegal and each designer has the authority to pursue violators to the full extent of the law.
All content published
in Knitty is selected by our editorial
staff and may not reflect the opinions
or beliefs of our advertisers. Every author and designer who submits an article or pattern to Knitty has signed a legal statement stating that the work they're submitting is their own. Copyright for each pattern or article [and all accompanying photos and/or illustrations] is the property of the author/designer indicated on each pattern's web page. The author/designer bears any and all responsibility for infringement of copyright. Should you have proof that copyright has been infringed, please write the editor with as much relevant information as possible.
Though we do our utmost to avoid errors, Knitty assumes no responsibility for any errors in patterns. If you find an error, please write the designer of the pattern, and, once verified, we will post a correction in the pattern in bright pink. Any techniques described in articles or patterns are the responsibility of the individual author/designer. Knitty assumes no responsibility for inaccuracies. |
