I am wanting to knit the Slouchy Cardigan by Helene Roux. It is published in "Greetings from Knit Cafe", an American book. I've had a look in my library and done a search across all the libraries in my area, but nowhere has it. I could ask them to buy it, but it could take weeks/months and there is no guarantee they would!
My only other alternative would seem to be to buy the book, but at £15, when I only want the one pattern, it would make it too expensive once I have bought the yarn as well.
I don't want to diddle the designer out of royalties - after all, like us she has put hard work into the design - but I don't feel right just asking for a photocopy of the pattern from someone with the book (although I would be fine in terms of copyright laws).
Anyone else been in this situation? What did you do?
My only other alternative would seem to be to buy the book, but at £15, when I only want the one pattern, it would make it too expensive once I have bought the yarn as well.
I don't want to diddle the designer out of royalties - after all, like us she has put hard work into the design - but I don't feel right just asking for a photocopy of the pattern from someone with the book (although I would be fine in terms of copyright laws).
Anyone else been in this situation? What did you do?
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