Image Credits

Every tutorial on feltfox.com relies heavily on photographs and illustrations to show stitches, layouts, and finished projects clearly. Because visuals are such an important part of how we teach felt crafts, amigurumi, and kids' crafts, we take image ownership seriously. This page explains where our images come from, how we credit outside sources, what our reuse rules are, and how you can reach us if you believe an image needs a correction, credit, or removal.

Where Our Images Come From

Most photographs and process shots you see on feltfox.com — whether it's a step-by-step felt fox pattern, an amigurumi coaster tutorial, or a seasonal craft layout — are either created in-house by our team and contributors, or licensed properly for use on the site. We do not knowingly publish images without the right to use them.

• Original photography taken by our writers and craft testers while making the featured projects.
• Illustrations and pattern diagrams created specifically for our tutorials.
• Stock images purchased or licensed from reputable stock photo platforms, used within the terms of those licenses.
• Images submitted by guest contributors or collaborators, used with their permission as outlined in our Collaboration arrangements.

Third-Party Images and Attribution

Occasionally, a post may reference or embed an image originally published elsewhere — for example, a design inspiration, a supplier photo, or a community-submitted craft photo shared with us for a feature. When this happens, we aim to credit the original creator or source directly beneath the image or within the surrounding text. If you spot an image that appears to be missing a credit line, this is almost always an oversight rather than an intentional omission, and we want to fix it quickly once we know about it.

We also want to be transparent that some images may arrive to us through platforms like Pinterest, where sourcing and original ownership can sometimes be unclear. If you have questions about how we handle images discovered or shared through that platform, our Pinterest Disclaimer explains our approach in more detail.

Reuse and Permission Rules

Images published on feltfox.com are intended for readers to enjoy while following our tutorials, not for redistribution, resale, or republishing elsewhere without permission. If you would like to use one of our images — for a blog post, a social media feature, a classroom handout, or any other purpose — please reach out first rather than assuming it's fine to copy.

• Personal, non-commercial use (like saving an image for your own crafting reference) is generally fine.
• Reposting our images on another website or in another publication requires written permission and proper credit linking back to feltfox.com.
• Commercial use of our photography or illustrations — including in product listings, printed patterns, or paid courses — is not permitted without a separate agreement.
• Screenshots or reproductions of our step-by-step diagrams for teaching purposes should always include a credit and link back to the original tutorial page.

These rules work alongside our broader Terms of Use, which cover how all of our site content, not just images, may and may not be used.

When We License or Credit Contributors

When a contributor, small craft business, or fellow blogger allows us to feature their photo — say, a finished amigurumi animal coaster or a decorated felt ornament — we credit them by name or shop, and we link to their website or social page whenever they'd like us to. If you've contributed an image to feltfox.com and want your credit updated, corrected, or removed, just let us know and we'll act on it promptly.

Requesting Credit, Correction, or Takedown

We understand mistakes happen, especially across a growing archive of tutorials and photos. If you are the rights holder of an image on our site and:

• you'd like a credit added or corrected,
• you never gave permission for the image to be used,
• you'd like the image replaced or removed entirely,

please contact us at [email protected] or through our Contact page. To help us resolve things quickly, include the URL of the page where the image appears, a description or link showing your original ownership, and what action you'd like us to take. We review every request personally and typically respond within a few business days.

How This Fits With Our Other Policies

Image sourcing is just one part of how we try to run feltfox.com honestly and transparently. For a broader look at how we research, fact-check, and credit sources across all our content — not just images — see our Editorial Policy. If you'd like to understand the limits of the crafting advice and tutorials we share, our Disclaimer covers that in detail, and our About Us page shares more about who's behind the site and why we started it.

We built feltfox.com to be a genuinely helpful resource for people who love felt crafts, amigurumi, and handmade gifts, and that means respecting the work of photographers, designers, and fellow crafters just as much as we hope our own work is respected. If anything on this page is unclear, or you simply want to ask a question about a specific image, we're always glad to hear from you.