Cross-stitch

macloudt macloudt at yahoo.co.uk
Sun Dec 16 09:28:27 UTC 2001


--- In HPFGU-OTChatter at y..., "marshacrc" <marshamoon at g...> wrote:
> On the cross-stitch issue: have seen none, but having been an avid 
> cross stitcher, I expect that we will see some, but they will be in 
> kit form, always inferior products.  My adult daughter and myself 
> design a bit for cross stitch, and I've been thinking of developing 
> HP cross stitch for our own purposes; concentrating on the quotable 
> quotes from the books,i.e.; "It is our choices, etc..." and the 
> like.  If, in fact, there is any interest in this, I would be happy 
> to share with the group, if and when.
> 
Wow, sounds great :)  One thing, though...PLEASE make sure you clear 
all the copyright stuff first if you plan to sell them to the general 
public.  I think that's one of the reasons there's no HP cross-stitch 
right now; WB is probably demanding a bomb in copyright fees.  It's a 
shame, but there we have it.  WB probably doesn't realize how many 
cross-stitchers are out there (rapidly multiplying and armed with 
blunt needles and pretty threads!), so there's no need for them to 
demand a high fee in order for them to make a good profit.  I'm 
keeping my eyes peeled for kits as well, but seeing as there are none 
out yet I'm not holding my breath.

If nothing else, you and your daughter can enjoy the charts you're 
designing yourself...and you can always offer them to friends, family 
and other listies on the sly :)  ::::::ducks as Mods throw copyright 
law books at her:::::  I can't draw proportional stick people, much 
less design.  Let us know how you get on!

Cheers!

Mary Ann
(who must find a groovy snowy owl cross stitch kit to go with her 
groovy barn owl kit)  





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