Love Japan
100% of the proceeds from this unique knitting pattern will be donated to the Red Cross, supporting its invaluable work in Japan following the devastating Tohoku region earthquake and tsunami.
This beautifully designed sweater features the character (kanji) for "love," which carries significant meaning in both Japanese and Chinese cultures. It represents my deep affection for Japan, a place I called home for four wonderful years, and my heartfelt desire to contribute, even in a small way, during this tragic time.
As a bonus, the purchase of this pattern grants you the rights to reuse the intarsia chart in your own creative projects. This means you can bring your own vision to life, whether for personal enjoyment or to sell:
Copyright and Licensing Information: When you buy this pattern, you not only gain access to a wonderful design, but you also receive the right to utilize the intarsia chart in your own creations—both for free distribution and commercial sale. You are also permitted to sell the finished sweaters on a cottage-industry basis. The designer encourages that if you generate any profit from this pattern, you consider donating a portion of those earnings to earthquake relief efforts, whether in Japan or in other areas affected by natural disasters. Please note, I am unable to track or enforce donations; this request rests solely on the honor system.
This pattern not only offers you a chance to create something beautiful but also serves a greater purpose by contributing to recovery efforts in Japan. Embrace your creativity and compassion while knitting this meaningful piece!
### Key Features: - **100% of Proceeds**: All sales support earthquake relief efforts. - **Intarsia Chart Rights**: Enjoy creative freedom by using the intarsia chart in your own designs. - **Cottage Industry Selling**: Sell finished products while making a positive impact. - **Meaningful Symbolism**: The kanji symbol for "love" adds depth and significance to your project. Explore your knitting passion and help make a difference today!
