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by muffy ( edited 02 Jul 2013 ) 02 Jul 2013

With it being somewhat difficult to find things to digitize that are royalty free so we don't breach are agreement here. Maybe we should start a free, royalty free clipart list of sites. Here's one I found that has a lot of cute clipart

Muffy :)

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by AuntAnnie 02 Jul 2013

I believe you misunderstand the term "Royalty Free." The term does not mean "free-for-all," "do with it as you please," "at no cost," nor "not copyright protected." It only means there is not a per use payment requirement to the copyright or license holder

PLEASE READ the fine print to keep out of trouble!

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muffy by muffy 02 Jul 2013

The fine print on these are that they can be used to Digitized Machine Embroidery Designs, on T-shirts, Mugs etc. to sell or give away. But do not sell the clip art. No misunderstanding of terms of use on my part.
Muffy :)

AuntAnnie by AuntAnnie 02 Jul 2013

Muffy, you conveniently left out some very important words from fine print contained within the End User License Agreement by Andy Nortnik: the complete sentence reads, "You may add my clip art to and sell tangible PRODUCTS like T-shirts, mugs, etc. and you may also sell those products through Print-On-Demand store like CafePress, Zazzle, & Etsy."

The term "tangible PRODUCTS" in the above statement is clear in that it does NOT give permission to give away a reproducible digital embroidery file--only permission to place the design on an item to resell.

http://www.andynortnik.com/usage_...

I suggest you read it again to stay out of trouble.

muffy by muffy 02 Jul 2013

I have contacted the designer to see what he "Really" means about his permission of use.
Muffy :)

AuntAnnie by AuntAnnie 03 Jul 2013

Please let us know his response.

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