PlanetJune by June Gilbank

FAQ

Below, I’ve compiled a list of the questions I’m asked most often. This FAQ is a work in progress and I’ll add answers as more questions arise.

If your question is not answered here, or you’d like any more information, please email me.

About PlanetJune

• Who is PlanetJune?
• What is a CAL and how can I join in?

About PlanetJune Patterns

• I’m a beginner – where should I start?
• I’m a beginner – which patterns are most suitable for me?
• What is your Pattern Re-release project?

Buying Patterns

• How can I pay for my order?
• Can I pay in my own currency?
• I’ve bought a pattern – how and when will I receive it?
• I’ve bought a pattern – what may I do with it?
• Can I send your patterns as a gift?
• May I sell items I’ve made using your patterns?
• Can I buy your patterns through Ravelry?
• Can I buy a printed copy of your patterns?

Commission Requests

• Can I commission you to design a pattern?
• Can I commission you to crochet something for me?
• Can I buy the Discworld/Reepicheep/orang utan (etc) you crocheted?
• Can you make a pattern for Discworld/Reepicheep/orang utan (etc)?
• Can you make a video/tutorial for a certain crochet stitch or pattern?

Order Troubleshooting

• How do I download patterns?
• I didn’t receive an order confirmation.
• I didn’t create a PlanetJune account – how do I log in?
• I can’t find the ‘download’ button.
• How do I download my pattern to my iPad?
• What’s this ‘WinZip expired’ message?

Translations

• Are your patterns available in my language?
• May I offer you my services as a translator?
• May I translate your free patterns and post them on my blog/website?

Teaching

• May I teach a class using one of your patterns?

Linking

• May I link to your pattern/tutorial on my blog?
• May I link to your pattern/tutorial in my pattern?
• May I include your pattern/tutorial in my pattern?
• May I post your photos on my blog?

Reviews and Advertising

• Will you review my craft product?
• Can I advertise on PlanetJune?
• May I provide guest content for PlanetJune?

Craft Business Advice

• How do I set up an online shop?
• How do I set prices for my finished amigurumi?
• How do I publish a book?
• How do I get a pattern published in a magazine?

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About PlanetJune

Who is PlanetJune?

PlanetJune is a one-woman business, run by me: June Gilbank. I design crochet patterns and write craft books, but that’s not the whole story: I also maintain the PlanetJune website and online shop, ship orders, answer questions, post tutorials and video tutorials, and much more. Basically, anything you see with the word PlanetJune attached to it is created 100% by me.

I try to answer questions as quickly as possible, but please be patient with me if I can’t reply immediately; I have a lot on my plate, but I’m always happy to hear from you and to help wherever I can! If you have a quick question, you’ll probably get a faster response from me if you ask me through Twitter (@PlanetJune).

What is a CAL and how can I join in?

A CAL is where a pattern (or several) are chosen, and people crochet them at the same time. Every month, we have a PlanetJune Crochet-Along (CAL) at the PlanetJune Ravelry group. It’s a lot of fun, a good way to make friends with other friendly crocheters from all over the world, and a chance to crochet the same patterns at the same time as others, ask questions, get help, and take cute photos of what you’ve made for everyone else to admire!

For further details and step-by-step instructions for joining in, see the PlanetJune Crochet-Along FAQ.

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About PlanetJune Patterns

I’m a beginner – where should I start?

I’ve created many step-by-step photo and video tutorials that you can use to help you out, if you need it. If you’re a complete beginner, you’ll want to start with the Basics section, then move to Amigurumi Essentials. You can find them all at www.planetjune.com/help.

You might also like to look at my book, The Complete Idiot’s Guide to Amigurumi. It’s a very useful reference book to keep at hand, as it includes:

• A primer on the yarn, hooks, and stitches best for amigurumi, plus fun embellishments you can use to personalize your ami.
• Easy-to-follow tutorials for getting started, increasing and decreasing, working in the round, changing colors, and more.
• Expert advice on adding eyes, hair, jointed limbs, clothes, and other fun accessories to your ami.
• Tips for following an amigurumi pattern, plus four start-to-finish patterns to give you a head-start on designing your own.

I’m a beginner – which patterns are most suitable for me?

Don’t be intimidated to try my patterns as a beginner to crochet: almost all my designs are worked in only single crochet (the most basic crochet stitch!) with increases and decreases for shaping. My patterns always explain any special stitches or techniques required with complete photo tutorials, and the few intermediate level patterns are marked as such in the pattern descriptions in my shop.

As a beginner, I would advise staying away from any of the ‘fuzzy’ patterns or patterns that include colour changes, as those techniques are a little more advanced. Get comfortable with making single-coloured amigurumi first, until reading an amigurumi pattern, forming a magic ring and making an invisible decrease are easy for you; then you can add to your skills!

For beginners, I recommend PocketAmi Sets 1 & 2. They are specifically designed for beginners as they are easy and quick to make, with three sweet pocket animals included in each set!

If you’d like to get your feet wet with a free pattern, many of mine are very simple no-sew designs, which makes them great for beginners! You can use them to practice the magic ring, increasing, and decreasing (the basics you’ll need to make any amigurumi). Some perfect beginner options are:

• Tiny Whale
• Amigurumi Apples
• Amigurumi Pears
• Amigurumi Balloons
• Amigurumi Acorn

And here’s a small selection of examples of other simple choices from my pattern catalogue. These have more pieces, so require some assembly, but the crocheting is no more difficult than for the one-piece patterns above:

• AmiDogs Dachshund
• AquaAmi Dolphin
• AfricAmi Elephant, Hippo and/or Rhino
• Brachiosaurus (dinosaur)

And remember, all my patterns come with unlimited support available by email, so you can always email me with any questions, both before and after purchase!

What is your Pattern Re-release project?

I’m updating my entire back catalogue of patterns with extra information and tips and a new space-saving layout, and re-releasing them in batches as they are ready. Please see the Pattern Re-Release FAQ for more details.

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Buying Patterns

How can I pay for my order?

You don’t need a PayPal account to be able to order from my shop – I use PayPal as my credit card processor, so, provided you have a credit card, you should be able to order without having a PayPal account, by providing your credit card details and billing address on the PayPal screen (this won’t create a PayPal account, just process your credit card payment).

Can I pay in my own currency?

All my prices are in US dollars (USD). Don’t worry if you’re in another country and don’t use USD; you can still buy from my shop with no problems!

• If you have a PayPal account, PayPal will automatically convert the price to your own currency before you complete payment.
• If you don’t have a PayPal account and pay by credit card instead, your credit card company will convert the price and charge you the appropriate amount in your own currency on your credit card bill.

I’ve bought a pattern – how and when will I receive it?

All patterns bought from the PlanetJune shop (www.planetjune.com/shop) are automatically available for immediate download from your PlanetJune account as soon as you have completed your order and payment. (Need help with that? Read the download instructions.)

• If you paid using PayPal Express Checkout and did not create a PlanetJune account, one was automatically created for you. (If you don’t see the email with your temporary password, please check your Spam folder.)
• If you paid by PayPal eCheck (this usually happens when you send payment via your bank account or debit card instead of a credit card), your patterns will be avilable as soon as your eCheck clears through PayPal, which usually takes a few days – check your PayPal account for the expected clearing date.

Note: if the pattern still appears in your shopping cart and there’s no record of your order in ‘My Account’, that means your order was not completed (check your PayPal – you’ll see that no payment was made to me). Log back in to your PlanetJune account, go to checkout again and you’ll be redirected to PayPal so you can pay. Once payment is complete, you’ll be returned from PayPal back to my shop, where you’ll be able to download your pattern immediately.

If you bought a pattern from my Etsy or ArtFire shops, I will email your patterns to you within 24-48 hours (wherever possible). Please remember to check your Spam folder if you don’t see my email. I recommend that you purchase from my own shop in future, so you won’t have to wait to receive your patterns!

I’ve bought a pattern – what may I do with it?

By purchasing any PlanetJune patterns, you are not buying a copy of a pattern; you’re buying far more: a perpetual single-user licence for the pattern.

Your licence entitles you to:

• Unlimited customer support from the pattern designer (that’s me: June Gilbank).
• Unlimited copies of the pattern (for your personal use only): if you lose the pattern in 1, 5, or 10 years and want another copy, just contact me and I’ll sort it out for you.
• Access to any errata or revisions to the pattern.
• Make as many items from the pattern as you wish.
• Do whatever you wish with items made from the pattern (if you choose to sell them, please give me credit as the pattern designer, as specified below).

Your licence is non-transferable and PlanetJune patterns may not be shared, passed on to others, re-sold, or redistributed in any other way.

Can I send your patterns as a gift?

There are two ways in which you can send my patterns as a gift:

• Buy a PlanetJune Gift Certificate. These are available in multiples of $5, but once you’ve bought them you can send any amount to your recipient – it doesn’t have to be the full value of the Gift Certificates you’ve purchased. If you prefer, you can send the specific value of the pattern(s) to your recipient and keep the rest as a balance in your account, to spend yourself or gift to someone else at a later date!
• Ask me to send the pattern(s) directly to the recipient. If you’d like to do this, please follow these instructions:
  1. Add a note to me at checkout to say that your order is a gift. Please include in your note the recipient’s name and email address and any personal message from you.
  2. Do not download the pattern(s) after completing your order.
  3. I’ll transfer the pattern(s) to your recipient’s PlanetJune account (I’ll create an account if they don’t already have one), email your recipient with a notification and your message, and then email you to confirm the patterns(s) have been delivered!

May I sell items I’ve made using your patterns?

Yes, you may sell items made from my patterns, provided you comply with the following:

• The items must be 100% handmade by you, the purchaser (no production-line allowed)
• Any items for sale must state in the item description that they are based on my pattern (by ‘PlanetJune’ or ‘June Gilbank’ or both) and preferably with a link to my website (www.planetjune.com or www.planetjune.com/shop or www.planetjune.com/blog)
• Any items you sell based on my patterns must feature only your own photographs of the item you have made to sell. You do not have permission to use my photographs to help sell your work.

If you have an online shop where you sell items made from my patterns, you’re eligible to be included in my list of PlanetJune-designed toy sellers, and get some free publicity for your shop. (See the bottom of that page for details of how to sign up – it’s 100% free; my service to you!)

Can I buy your patterns through Ravelry?

All my patterns are listed on Ravelry so, if you’d like to keep track on Ravelry of which PlanetJune patterns you own, simply find the appropriate patterns and click ‘add to library’ from the pattern page (in the same way as you can add the books and magazines you own). The patterns will be listed as ‘Single Patterns’ in your library.

However, I do not sell my patterns through Ravelry: the PlanetJune shop has its own instant download system and lets me maintain complete control over my patterns. If I used Ravelry instead:

• I’d have far more setup work (I have well over 100 patterns in my shop)
• I’d lose control over my patterns as they’d no longer be stored on my own server
• I’d lose $20 per month in Ravelry fees, so I’d have to raise my pattern prices to compensate for that
• I could no longer offer discount codes to my valued customers (via my mailing list, twitter, facebook, etc), as I do with my own shop.

Selling via Ravelry is a good solution for small-volume sellers who don’t want the hassle of creating and maintaining their own shop, but I prefer to keep control over my patterns.

Can I buy a printed copy of your patterns?

I have no way to offer printed patterns to you at a reasonable price – as I’m living in South Africa at the moment, the cost of printing and shipping printed pages to you would be ridiculous (it would more than double the price of each pattern!), and the package may well take weeks to arrive, assuming it doesn’t get lost in the post.

If you would like a printed copy but don’t have a printer, you could ask a friend or family member to print your patterns for you, or you could take the PDFs to a print shop (or your local library, probably) and get them printed there. Any of these options would be far cheaper than having me print and post them, and you’d get them much more quickly too!

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Commission Requests

Can I commission you to design a pattern?

I’ve started a new crowd-sourced commissions process, where you can pledge an amount of your choice towards the commission of a new design. When the design is fully funded, I will create the design for you! I’m using this method so I can get a feel for which designs will be popular and be paid a fair price for my work in creating the design without charging any one person excessively.

If the design you want isn’t on my commissions list, submit the form at the bottom of the Commissions page if you’d like me to add your suggestion to the options, or, if you’d like a design more quickly and are willing to pay the full cost of the design process, you can commission me privately. The cost for a private commission would vary depending on:

• The size and complexity of the design
• Whether you want exclusive rights to the pattern (very expensive!) or if I can also sell it in my shop
• How popular I estimate the pattern will be (I’ll reduce my price if I think I’ll be able to sell lots of copies)

Before you contact me to request a commission, please consider these points:

• Please don’t ask me to design a pattern for a trademarked character (from film, TV, video games, comic books, etc) – it’s illegal to sell patterns of trademarked characters without a licence from the trademark holder. (If you’re the trademark holder and would like to commission an official crochet pattern of your character, that’s a different matter, of course – please do get in touch!)
• Patterns I create will be in my style – realistic, cute, clean lines, understated. Please look at my existing designs to get an idea of my general aesthetic and see if you’d like to see your idea crocheted in my style. If not, I’m not the right person to commission to bring your idea to life!
• I value quality over speed: I won’t release a design until I am 100% satisfied with it. From research, through design, crocheting, pattern writing, photography and editing, it will typically take at least a month for me to bring a new design to life, and potentially longer if I have prior commitments.

If all this sounds good, please email me with your ideas and we’ll start the conversation!

Can I commission you to crochet something for me?

I am a designer and writer, and my time is more than filled with creating new designs, running my shop and blog, and providing assistance to my customers. My process is very time-intensive as I take so much care to make my animals to a very high standard and to give the finished animals the cutest face and personality possible. I refuse to compromise on quality, so, unfortunately, I can no longer accept any commissions for finished items as there aren’t enough hours in the day!

As I do allow sales of finished items based on my designs, you may be able to commission a piece from one of my customers. I’m compiling a list of customers with online shops selling PlanetJune-designed toys that they’ve crocheted, so I suggest you look there! (Please note that although other people work from my patterns, they will not create exact replicas of my work – this is the nature of handcrafts, that no two pieces are exactly alike. Please also note that I make no claim as to the quality of their work or how it compares with my original designs; I cannot be held responsible for others’ work, so I suggest you look carefully at the crocheter’s previous work before deciding whether to commission them.)

Can I buy the Discworld/Reepicheep/orang utan (etc) you crocheted?

I’m afraid not! These are one-of-a-kind art pieces that take me weeks to create. The originals aren’t for sale and they aren’t intended to be reproduced. I create them out of love for the subject and I hope you’ll enjoy my photos of the finished artworks. (Also, there’s the issue of licensing with trademarked characters such as the Discworld and Reepicheep – I can’t make a profit on unlicensed merchandise; it wouldn’t be legal.)

Can you make a pattern for your Discworld/Reepicheep/orang utan (etc)?

I’m afraid not! Although most of my designs are specifically created with the intention to produce easy-to-follow patterns from them, I sometimes crochet art pieces which are one-of-a-kind pieces and a) far too complicated to make into patterns and/or b) fan art involving trademarked characters such as the Discworld and Reepicheep (I can’t make a profit on unlicensed merchandise; it wouldn’t be legal).

But, you can buy patterns for some of the non-trademarked elements of my art pieces, e.g. Discworld’s Elephants and Sea Turtle, Reepicheep’s Water Lily, Columbo’s Dog…

Can you make a video/tutorial for a certain crochet stitch or pattern?

I’m creating a reference library of crochet tips and techniques, demonstrated through photo and video tutorials, and I’m always happy to hear your requests and ideas for new tutorials I can make! Please contact me with your requests.

Please be aware though that I create my videos to support my own patterns. Each one takes me several hours to film and edit, and nobody pays me to make them – I just create them as a service to help my customers. I’m afraid I only have time to make videos that demonstrate techniques I use in my designs. Of course, my future designs may require different techniques, so I may still be able make the video at a later date when it’s needed to support a new pattern!

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Order Troubleshooting

How do I download patterns?

You can download your pattern from your PlanetJune account (see www.planetjune.com/download for instructions).

I didn’t receive an order confirmation.

Please check your Spam folder, and add shop@planetjune.com to your contacts or safe list so you’ll receive future emails in your inbox.

I didn’t create a PlanetJune account – how do I log in?

If you didn’t create a PlanetJune account, and used the PayPal Express Checkout, my shop would have created an account, and a temporary password, for you. You should have received an email with the password – if you didn’t receive it, it’s probably in your Spam folder.

Please check your Spam, and if you don’t find the email, click ‘Forgot your password?’ from the login screen, enter your email address (the one you used with your PayPal account) and my system will send you a new temporary password (again, check your Spam if you don’t see the email). You can change your password to something you’ll remember once you’ve logged in!

I can’t find the ‘download’ button.

Downloads are available for up to 5 attempts over a 2 week period. If you’ve used up all 5 attempts, or waited for over 2 weeks to download your pattern, the download button will no longer be visible.

If you need to download pattern(s) again, please contact me and I’ll be happy to re-enable the download. So that I can track down your order, please include your 5-digit order number (you’ll find the number in your order confirmation email, and in your list of orders in My Account).

How do I download my pattern to my iPad?

Please note that iPads cannot open zip files, so you must either download the pattern(s) to your computer or download an app like iDownloads+ that can open them. See my iDownloads+ tutorial for details (it’s a free app).

If you don’t have a suitable app and you’d like to view your patterns on your iPad:

1. Download the zip file to your computer as explained above.
2. Open the zip file on your computer as explained above.
3. Save the PDF from inside the zip file to your computer.
4. Transfer the PDF file to your iPad.

What’s this ‘WinZip expired’ message?

If you try to open your pattern zip file and get a message that your WinZip trial has expired, please do not purchase the WinZip software. Windows can open your zip files (at no cost!) – all you need to do is remove the WinZip trial and it will work correctly. To do this:

1. Go to Control Panel
2. Go to Add/Remove Programs
3. Uninstall the WinZip trial version
4. Now double-click your zip file again and it will open so you can save your PDF!

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Translations

Are your patterns available in my language?

Quality control is very important to me, and, until such a time as I am able to provide official translations of my patterns that are guaranteed to meet my standards for quality and accuracy, my patterns are only available in English (with standard/US crochet terminology).

May I offer you my services as a translator?

While I do appreciate the thought (thank you!), I’ve had many offers to translate my patterns into various languages, but I just don’t have time to do justice to the resulting translations. Once I received the translated text, I’d still have to format each pattern for publication and create a supporting webpage for it – all of which is very time-consuming. And, once I started publishing any translations, I know I’d be swamped with requests for every pattern in many languages. With close to 150 patterns (and counting)in my catalogue, even in just a handful of languages, you can see why I just can’t consider this.

The other major reason that I don’t plan to ever offer translations of my patterns is that I can’t provide support for patterns written in a language I don’t speak, and providing patterns without any follow-up support available is not the PlanetJune way!

May I translate your free patterns and post them on my blog/website?

You are very welcome to translate any of my patterns for your own personal use, but you may not share your translations with anyone else, either online or offline. I make my living from selling my crochet patterns. My ‘free’ patterns are not entirely free: I provide them as donationware (so that you can choose to compensate me for my time in creating and sharing these patterns), and to introduce you to my work so you can be confident of the quality and clarity of my patterns before you choose to buy more patterns from my shop. As such, I cannot allow my patterns, or translations of them, to be published anywhere apart from on my own website: www.planetjune.com.

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Teaching

May I teach a class using one of your patterns?

Yes, you are very welcome to use any of my paid or free (donationware) patterns to teach with, provided you notify me in advance and comply with my terms below:

• Paid patterns
  You may use my patterns to teach classes, provided either:
1. You purchase the pattern, and instruct each student to also purchase a copy of the pattern from www.planetjune.com/shop prior to the class.– or –
2. You purchase one copy of the pattern per student plus one for yourself and provide each student with the PDF file of the pattern and/or a printout of the entire PDF file, with instructions that the pattern may not be shared or passed on after the class.
• Free (Donationware) patterns
  You may use my patterns to teach classes, provided either:
  1. You instruct each student to either purchase a PDF copy of the pattern from www.planetjune.com/shop or see the pattern at its web address prior to the class.– or –
  2. You donate a minimum of $1 per student plus $1 for the pattern, and provide each student with the PDF file of the pattern and/or a printout of the entire PDF file, with instructions that the pattern may not be shared or passed on after the class.

  You may not share excerpts from the pattern or printouts of the web version with your students.

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Linking

May I link to your pattern/tutorial on my blog?

You are very welcome to link back to any of the patterns, tutorials and posts on my site; you also have permission to include one of my photos with your link if you wish, provided you make clear that it’s my photo. You may not reproduce my entire pattern/tutorial/post content in full, but a link and one photo is fine.

For my crochet tutorials, you may link directly to specific tutorials, and/or to the crochet tutorial index at www.planetjune.com/help.

May I link to your pattern/tutorial in my pattern?

You are very welcome to include a link referencing any of my crochet tutorials or patterns in your own patterns. (You may not, however, copy or otherwise reproduce any part of my patterns, tutorials or photos in your own patterns.)

To make this easier for you, all my free patterns and tutorials have a shortlink that goes directly to the pattern instructions and will look neater in your printed pattern (e.g. www.planetjune.com/hearts or www.planetjune.com/magicring). There should be instructions on each pattern/tutorial page that include the relevant shortlink. If you don’t see the shortlink for the pattern/tutorial you wish to reference, please email me to ask for it!

For my crochet tutorials, you may link directly to specific tutorials, and/or to the crochet tutorial index at www.planetjune.com/help.

May I include your pattern/tutorial in my pattern?

You may not copy or otherwise reproduce any part of my patterns, tutorials or photos in your own patterns, but you are very welcome to include a link referencing any of my crochet tutorials or patterns in your own patterns.

To make this easier for you, all my free patterns and tutorials have a shortlink that goes directly to the pattern instructions and will look neater in your printed pattern (e.g. www.planetjune.com/hearts or www.planetjune.com/magicring). There should be instructions on each pattern/tutorial page that include the relevant shortlink. If you don’t see the shortlink for the pattern/tutorial you wish to reference, please email me to ask for it!

For my crochet tutorials, you may link directly to specific tutorials, and/or to the crochet tutorial index at www.planetjune.com/help.

May I post your photos on my blog?

Pattern photos: You may post one of my pattern photos on your website, provided you credit me as the designer and provide a link back to my website so people know where to buy the pattern. You may not reproduce my entire pattern in full, but a link and one photo is fine.

Tutorial photos: You may post one photo from a tutorial to accompany a link to my tutorial, provided you make clear that it’s my photo, and include a link to the tutorial on my site. You may not reproduce my entire tutorial in full, but a link and one photo is fine.

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Reviews & Advertising

Will you review my craft product?

I’m very happy to review craft books and products that may interest me and my readers. Please contact me prior to sending items for review and/or if you’d like to know about my readership statistics (I won’t post them here, as they change over time!).

Please be aware that my reviews are well-respected because I write honest, thorough reviews, stating my real opinion about the product; both good and bad points. I will not accept payment to write a review, or recommend a product I do not believe in.

Can I advertise on PlanetJune?

To avoid misleading my readers, I do not accept any paid advertising on PlanetJune. Any websites, products, or services that are mentioned on PlanetJune are done so as personal recommendations from me. If you’d like me to review your product/service instead, please see my Reviews FAQ answer.

May I provide guest content for PlanetJune?

All content on PlanetJune is written by me, June Gilbank. I do not accept any external content (guest posts, sponsored posts, etc).

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Craft Business Advice

How do I set up an online shop?

If you’d like to sell your own patterns or handmade goods online, there are many options open to you. I’ve put together an overview of some of the major options with the main positive and negative points of each, so you can figure out which venue may be the best fit for you: Selling Crafts and Patterns Online.

How do I set prices for my finished amigurumi?

Setting prices for amigurumi – or any handcrafted items – can be very tricky. See my Pricing Amigurumi article for some pointers that may help you to set reasonable and realistic prices if you want to sell the amigurumi you’ve crocheted. (And remember, you may sell items made from any of my patterns, provided you give me credit as the designer – don’t forget to add your online shop to my Sellers List so I can refer people your way!)

How do I publish a book?

If you have a great idea for a book, there’s no one right way to go about trying to get it published. You can hire an agent to help you through it all and make sure you find a good publisher and get a good deal, but they’d take a cut of your fee (typically 10%), so you may choose to go it alone.

I’ve never actually approached a publisher – they came to me – but if you’re not that fortunate, the best way to try to get your book published is to submit a proposal to a publisher. To do that:

• Find a publisher that produces the type of book you want to make.
• Look for the submission requirements on that publisher’s website, and make sure you follow them exactly (the form of proposals is different for each publisher).
• Make sure your proposal is complete and error-free – you only get one chance to make a first impression!

How do I get a pattern published in a magazine?

Go to the magazine’s website and find their submission guidelines. As with book proposals (above) the requirements vary for each publication, so make sure you follow the guidelines exactly or they may well throw out your submission.

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Other Questions?

Please contact me with any other questions and I’ll add them to this FAQ!