Which File Should I Use
for my System
WARNING - many systems now offer software to convert our pattern files and remove all copyright and comments. While it is inconvenient for the user, if this is the case, you MUST retain the picture of the pattern file and the NOTES file as a companion to the file you convert. This is so you will have a copy of any special instructions that are in the pattern files and have all the copyright info.
WE ARE NOT RESPONSIBLE for files that do not correctly convert. Our pattern files work perfectly on all systems listed below and are professionally formatted to do so!
The following sytems are DIRECTLY supported and there is no need to convert. All these formats also contain embedded copyright and notes. In some cases, all the notes cannot be displayed, so it is important that you keep the enclosed NOTES file with the patterns:
- Compuquilter - *.cqp file
- HQ ProStitcher or Shirley Stitcher - *.hqf file
- MQR (Machine Quilting Robot) - *.mqr file
- Quilting Solutions Side Saddle - *.ssd file
- PC Quilter - *.txt file
- Cad file - *.dxf file
- Statler Stitcher - *.qli file
- QBot- *.plt file
Quilting-Tidbits Terms and Conditions
of Pattern Use
The enclosed patterns are Copyrighted 2009-2010 by Alice Boothe.
Our official website is http://quilting-tidbits.com. Please
address any questions regarding copyright or report violations to
info@quilting-tidbits.com.
LICENSEE - The licensee shall be a SINGLE INDIVIDUAL purchaser or their agent who is an actual person and not a corporate, business or organizational identity which would be comprised of multiple users.
NOTICE - Patterns may not be duplicated with or without modification and used for any other purposes than explicitly described below in the licensed terms of use. The copyright notice may not legally be removed from the pattern regardless of whether or not patterns are otherwise modified. Patterns MAY BE MODIFIED to suit the needs of the licensee when quilting, but only for this purpose.
EXCEPTION - If the copyright MUST be removed to allow for the file to function, the licensee must retain the image file provided with the pattern, retain the name of the pattern when converting and keep the image supplied by Alice Boothe in the same folder as the converted pattern AT ALL TIMES. It is also recommended but not required that the licensee retains the TXT version of the file so that they have access to the comments on how to use the pattern file.
LICENSED TERMS OF USE - Patterns may be used to quilt an unlimited number of personal objects EXCLUSIVELY by the licensee or their agent. If used in quilts or quilted items for resale, display and/or contest purposes, a credit for the quilting design must be given to Quilting-Tidbits and/or Alice Boothe on the documentation (not necessarily the label) displayed with the quilt or quilted item and in documentation supplied to the organizers/sponsors of the display and/or to the purchaser. The licensee is encouraged to use patterns to quilt for others in a cottage industry style business which performs custom quilting. However, in no way may licensee advertise that the Patterns are "theirs".
The Licensee may not put patterns on a "machine for hire" or in any other place that would allow anyone but the LICENSEE access to said patterns. IF licensee wishes to enter into the manufacture of goods using the enclosed patterns, they must
consult with Quilting-Tidbits and/or Alice Boothe regarding royalty fees. Licensee may use images of the patterns on their website or in other advertising material provided that credit for the designs are clearly given, to Quilting-Tidbits.com.
Licensee may not display the images any larger than they are displayed on Quilting-Tidbits.com. Please use the GIFS and JPGS as provided on the website, or that are enclosed with the pattern.
General Pattern Read Me File
This pattern may be provided in multi-format for various systems. Please be sure to read the enclosed Terms_and_Conditions_of_Pattern_Use file (above) if you have not already so that you understand our copyright! In addition, you might find the _Which File Should I Use for My System also handy.
You should not use a smaller size and make it bigger by more than 150%. Generally speaking, you should use the larger one and make it smaller! Some users report that they can resize patterns quite large (200 - 250%), but we suggest that you stitch out a sample first when resizing by such a large amount, either large to small or small to large!
PLEASE call us if you ever experience any difficulties. We will be happy to assist you with any of our patterns! Thanks.
Alice Boothe - Pattern Designer
www.quilting-tidbits.com
865-428-6952 (Eastern Time)
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