Stolen Design Work?
Designer Kimberly Shaw displays her artwork next to fabric being sold by Fabri-Quilt, Inc. and tells a despicable tale of lawyers and piss-poor treatment.

Designer Kimberly Shaw displays her artwork next to fabric being sold by Fabri-Quilt, Inc. and tells a despicable tale of lawyers and piss-poor treatment.

Thanks for your support. Wow, I was overwhelmed to see this mentioned here.
It is so obvious this is her work being ILLEGALLY copied. All the lawyers are doing is making themselves look like a bunch of horses backsides well that and stalling the inevitable. Sometimes facing up to your mistakes is easier and cheaper than trying to play out the deception.
That is such a blatant copy of Kimberly’s work. I hate to see things like this happen to designers, I hope she gets justice.
As a frequent shopper of Kimberly Shaw items AND aa avid quilter I am appalled that a reputable fabric manufacturer would be involved in such a blatant theft of art work. I certainly thought Fabri-Quilt was above this and isn’t it time for the lawyers to step up to ethical and honest behavior!
It is so obvious this is her work being ILLEGALLY copied. All the lawyers are doing is making themselves look like a bunch of horses backsides well that and stalling the inevitable. Sometimes facing up to your mistakes is easier and cheaper than trying to play out the deception.
Greeting Card designer files copyright infringement lawsuit against Fabri-Quilt, Inc. a major fabric manufacturer located in Kansas City, MO. Kimberly Shaw filed the suit after discovering 4 of her designs printed on Fabri-Quilt’s “Victoria’s Tea Room” fabric line which has been sold and distributed worldwide.
Filed at California Southern District Federal Court in San Diego, December 18, 2009. Case # 3:2009cv02844