January 21, 2016

CROCHET PATTERNS NEEDED. Spread the word!

There is just over a month left to get your ideas in for A Madame and a Detective Walk Into a Bar (Defarge Does Sherlock)!  We have gotten many wonderful submissions, but we could really use more CROCHET patterns.  Madame Defarge's books are bi-craftual, and we'd hate to leave the crocheters of the world undersupported.

Here's the scoop:

Submission Themes: All submissions for Defarge Does Sherlock should be inspired by a Sherlock Holmes story. We are looking for both knit and crochet patterns.
Compensation/Support: Designers will be paid a percentage of sales, amount to be determined by number of patterns published. No “official” yarn support has been arranged, but yarn companies have typically been generous when approached by designers for past Defarge books.  We provide tech editing and photography.
Rights: Cooperative Press holds rights to patterns for 18 months, at which point rights revert back to designer.
Submission Requirements: Name of Sherlock Holmes story; craft; what type of item; general description. If we have questions, we’ll contact you.  Ideas must be submitted by February 29, 2016.  You will be notified on or before May 15, 2016 regarding acceptance.
Send to: Ideas should be submitted via this Google form.
Brief Description: Books in The Defarge Series consist of patterns and essays inspired by characters in classic literature (think: old enough to be in the public domain). Past themes have included Shakespeare and medieval literature. A sense of humor is a plus; we are the ones who published a design for a layette inspired by Rosemary’s Baby.  See www.wwmdfk.com for pictures of previously published patterns.

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