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Amigurumi Crochet
Frequently Asked Questions

Do your patterns use US or UK crochet terms?

All Theodore and Rose patterns are written in standard US terms unless otherwise stated.

All Theodore and Rose patterns are written in English.

No. It is strictly prohibited to sell or share the pattern under copyright law.

Theodore and Rose patterns (or parts of a pattern), step-by-step instructions, charts, photos or excerpts from my pattern or website, may not be reproduced, distributed or resold, translated, published, altered, shared or posted (for self or free) mechanically, electronically, or by any other way, without my explicit permission, no matter it it’s free content, or those which are for sale.

Purchasing a Theodore and Rose pattern does not remove the copyright protection of the pattern, but gives you only the right to make items from it. Please feel free however to link directly to my patterns. Thank you for being respectful and for your understanding.

Yes, absolutely! However, I do ask that you adhere to the terms outlined below;

• The items are handmade by you, the buyer of the pattern.

• You make the items in a limited number – up to 30 items per character per year. Large-scale production is prohibited.

• As the maker of these items, you are responsible for marketing a safe toy. Please comply with the legal requirements of the respective country in which the toy is going to be sold.

• Please use only your own photos of your own finished item, not those belonging to me as this can be misleading for your potential customers.

• I ask that you please always remember to clearly credit me, Alanna O’Dea of Theodore And Rose as the pattern source for your item(s) and give a link to my website: theodoreandrose.com

Thank you for enjoying my designs and wanting to offer those items in your shop, but please do not use any of Theodore and Rose’s photos in your shop. You may reference the name of the pattern and a link to the pattern post, but please still do not use any of my stock images as your own.

First you may want to check my Tips & Tutorials for many helpful hints about amigurumi. Also you can find plenty of information on the internet about crochet techniques, stitches, yarn, hook sizes etc. There are many free resources on-line that can really help you out. YouTube is a great resource for visual learners!

Yes, you are always welcome to link to my blog or share my work in your round-up posts. I would love to know about these features, so please let me know if you are doing so.

No, I do not allow translations of my patterns to appear on other people’s blogs or Facebook pages.

My favourite yarn to work with is cotton. You can read all about it HERE.

First you may want to check my Tips & Tutorials for many topics about amigurumi and crochet. Also you can find plenty of information on the internet about crochet techniques, stitches, yarn, hook sizes etc.

If this information is not what you are looking for and you have a specific question about my pattern, you may always contact me at [email protected]. If you do, please consider that I do not speak any other languages than English, therefore I can give customer support only in this language. Thank you.

You will also find my patterns in the following shops:

Etsy

Amigurumi.com

Ravelry

Ziff Digital