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Subject: Basic information Author: Anonymous [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 15:37:03 03/11/01 Sun In reply to: K 's message, "Designs" on 15:38:20 03/10/01 Sat -Any design sets for dresses are copyright protected so it is illegal to copy them. These companies do charge people for violations. If you want designs to copy try Celtic clip art books. Find something you like and make your design from it. Also it is much more economical to buy a set then to spend hours blowing up and making transfers. Then you have to live with the fact that you stole it. -The designs you are seeing are kept exclusive within each dress making business. There was another US company that had designs out but too many people just helped themselves and used them. Designs for sale are also being "stolen". These companies have the right to charge people who do this and they do .Any person who draws any type of design can save their original by mailing it to themselves registered mail and not open it. Then if you see your design on a dress that was not paid for you can charge that person. Scary thought huh!!! This way you have proof that you had it first as on the date of the unopened mail. Of course the businesses file copyrights on each one. [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]

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[> Subject: Sources Author: Anonymous [ Edit | View ] Date Posted: 15:38:48 03/11/01 Sun [ Post a Reply to This Message ]

[> [> Subject: Seven Gates Author: Anonymous [ Edit | View ] Date Posted: 15:47:19 03/11/01 Sun -Best place I have found for celtic designs is Seven Gates Designs, Ltd. Unit 2, 1 Barrack Street Drogheda, Co. Louth Ireland They are a whole catalog available and their patterns are designed to fit the panels, sides, cuffs, bodices of a dress. I highly recomend them. Their E-Mail is sgd@eircom.net. Contact them, you will be pleased. -Or you can order the design catalog from www.celi.com to choose which one you would like, then you contact Seven gates to order the design. [ Post a Reply to This Message ]