Scraps of Love Angel Policy & Commercial Licensing
We love seeing crafters create with Scraps of Love products.
This Angel Policy explains how our original designs may be used to create handmade items for personal use and limited commercial sale.
Our Angel Policy at a Glance
You may use eligible Scraps of Love stamps, dies, and other original designs to create finished handmade items for sale.
You may sell up to 50 finished handmade items featuring any one individual Scraps of Love design per calendar year.
The 50-item limit applies separately to each individual design and is not a limit on the total number of handmade items you may sell using different Scraps of Love designs.
Products Covered by This Policy
This Angel Policy applies to eligible Scraps of Love branded products containing original Scraps of Love artwork or designs, including stamps, dies, stencils, embossing products, and similar crafting products.
Permitted Use
Scraps of Love grants individual crafters limited permission to use eligible Scraps of Love products to create finished handmade items for personal use or limited commercial sale under the terms of this policy.
Examples of finished handmade items include cards, scrapbook projects, tags, journals, gift items, home décor, and similar completed handcrafted projects.
Finished items must be personally handmade by the seller.
This Angel Policy is intended for individual crafters and small-scale handmade production and does not authorize mass manufacturing, automated production, or outsourced commercial production.
50-Item Limit Per Individual Design
You may sell up to 50 finished handmade items featuring any one individual Scraps of Love design per calendar year.
This limit applies separately to each individual design.
It is not a 50-item limit on everything you create using Scraps of Love products.
For example, you may sell up to 50 finished handmade items featuring Design A, another 50 featuring Design B, another 50 featuring Design C, and so on during the same calendar year.
If one finished item incorporates more than one Scraps of Love design, that finished item counts toward the annual 50-item limit for each individual design used.
Repeating the same design multiple times on a single finished project still counts as one finished item for purposes of the limit.
What Is an Individual Design?
An individual design generally means a distinct original illustration, image, die-cut design, or other original artistic design element created by or for Scraps of Love.
When a stamp, die, or other product contains multiple distinct original designs, the 50-item limit applies separately to each design rather than to the entire product set.
Sentiments & Supporting Elements
Words, phrases, sentiments, and small supporting design elements included with a Scraps of Love product may be used as part of a finished handmade project.
When used as supporting elements with original Scraps of Love artwork, they do not create a separate 50-item limit unless Scraps of Love identifies a particular element as a separately protected individual design.
Finished Handmade Items vs. Craft Components
The Angel Policy permits the sale of finished handmade projects.
It does not permit the sale of reproductions or unfinished components that serve as a substitute for purchasing the original Scraps of Love product.
For example, you may use a Scraps of Love die to create a finished handmade greeting card for sale.
You may not use that die to produce and sell packages of the individual die-cut design for other people to use in their own projects.
Uses Not Permitted Under This Angel Policy
This Angel Policy does not grant permission to reproduce, copy, distribute, resell, or make the underlying Scraps of Love artwork or designs available to others.
Examples of uses that are not permitted include:
- Selling stamped images, individual die cuts, or similar unfinished craft components as standalone products.
- Scanning, tracing, photographing, digitizing, or otherwise reproducing Scraps of Love designs for resale or distribution.
- Creating or distributing digital files, SVG files, cutting files, printable files, clip art, or other electronic reproductions of Scraps of Love designs.
- Using Scraps of Love designs to manufacture stamps, dies, stencils, molds, transfers, or other products that reproduce the original design.
- Using Scraps of Love designs in print-on-demand products or services without prior written permission.
- Mass manufacturing, automated production, or outsourced commercial production without prior written permission.
- Claiming Scraps of Love artwork or designs as your own.
Commercial Licensing
Want to create more than 50 finished handmade items featuring the same individual Scraps of Love design?
We would love to hear from you.
Production exceeding the limits of this Angel Policy requires prior written permission from Scraps of Love.
Please contact us to discuss commercial licensing options.
Commercial licensing approval is not automatic and may be subject to additional terms, fees, quantities, or other limitations depending on the proposed use.
Giving Credit
Credit is appreciated when practical.
When displaying or selling your handmade creations online, at craft fairs, or elsewhere, you are welcome to identify them as
“Created using Scraps of Love products.”
Copyright & Ownership
All Scraps of Love artwork, illustrations, product designs, and other original creative content remain the intellectual property of Scraps of Love and/or the credited artist, as applicable.
Purchasing a Scraps of Love product does not transfer ownership or copyright in the underlying artwork or design.
This Angel Policy grants limited permission to use eligible products according to the terms described on this page and does not transfer any intellectual property rights.
Questions & Permissions
If you are unsure whether your intended use falls within this Angel Policy, or if you would like to discuss commercial licensing, please contact Scraps of Love before using the design commercially.
Scraps of Love reserves the right to modify this Angel Policy and to determine whether a particular use falls within the scope of the policy.