Just Wanna Quilt Notebook - Townsend Gard, Elizabeth
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Just Wanna Quilt Notebook is designed to keep track of your quilting work, from idea to completion. The book includes eight 10-page prompts for cataloging your progress and recording important creative and construction elements, along with copyright as related to the creative process of that particular quilt. This is a companion book to A Little Bit of Copyright: Just for Quilters. and a more detailed book, Just Wanna Create: Copyright and Fair Use for Quilters, Crafters and Artists. All three books are part of a larger Series, "Just Wanna...", aimed at providing Legal DIY resources for the…mehr

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Just Wanna Quilt Notebook is designed to keep track of your quilting work, from idea to completion. The book includes eight 10-page prompts for cataloging your progress and recording important creative and construction elements, along with copyright as related to the creative process of that particular quilt. This is a companion book to A Little Bit of Copyright: Just for Quilters. and a more detailed book, Just Wanna Create: Copyright and Fair Use for Quilters, Crafters and Artists. All three books are part of a larger Series, "Just Wanna...", aimed at providing Legal DIY resources for the artist, crafter, and quilter. And there's a little bit of copyright thrown in just for fun, to help you understand the law underlying creativity. The introduction includes basic copyright law in an accessible form for the quilter, crafter, and artist. Based on interviews conducted for the Just Wanna Quilt podcast and research conducted at the Copyright Research Lab @ Tulane Law School.
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Dr. Elizabeth Townsend Gard is a Professor of Law at Tulane University Law School, and is currently a Lepage Faculty Entrepreneurship Fellow at the A.B. Freeman School of Business, and the Greenbaum Fellow at the Newcomb Institute, both at Tulane University. Her specialty is intellectual property, with a focus on copyright and trademarks. She has been cited by the U.S. Supreme Court for her work copyright.