Since most scrapbook pages are 12 inch by 12 inch squares, printing onto them with your average home printer requires some careful snipping. … Some scrapbook paper measures 8 inches by 8 inches; you can use a standard printer to print on this smaller size paper.
Likewise, can you use scrapbook paper for commercial use?
Yes, as long as each piece of paper, embellishment or stamp set is purchased. For example, you may use our patterned papers, embellishments, stamps and surfaces to create cards, scrapbook pages and other craft projects of your own design to sell, as long as you have purchased each supply used.
Copyright law centers around the protection of someone’s creative work – and that includes art. Don’t use artwork from the Internet without an artist’s permission and then reproduce it on t-shirts, jewelry or other paraphernalia.
Secondly, is cardstock copyrighted?
Pamela Koslyn. Copyright rules only apply, and a copyright holder can only exercise authority, where there’s something copyrightable. Cardstock, for example, wouldn’t be copyrightable, and fonts and symbols, taken alone, aren’t copyrightable.
Is scrapbook paper copyrighted?
When you create an original scrapbook layout, card or other project (not from a sketch, scraplift or idea book) you AUTOMATICALLY own the copyright. No, you don’t have to add a copyright notice. No, you don’t have to register your layout design with the government.