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What you intend to use the patterns for should be no troubles. If you find a pattern on social media sites, such as Facebook, you never know if that pattern was posted by the pattern creator or possible plagiarized. But, if it for personal use it shouldn't be a problem. If you post a picture of the finished cutting it's a curtosy to give credit to the designer. 

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If the pattern is copyrighted, you should not use it even if it posted on the internet.  The same applies to a pattern that someone purchased and is copyrighted.  You can not give someone else the pattern.

I have made some patterns and occasionally will mark them copyrighted.

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