These terms describe the general conditions for using the Spellbinders website, requesting project information, and communicating about DIY Craft & Hobby products, services, and educational resources.
Spellbinders presents product information, project descriptions, maker program notes, and service guidance for buyers, retailers, instructors, and creators evaluating craft supplies. Website visitors may use this content for internal review, project planning, and inquiry preparation. They may not misrepresent Spellbinders material as their own catalog, remove attribution from branded resources, or use images and descriptions in a way that confuses customers about product source, availability, or compatibility.
Information submitted through forms should be accurate and relevant to the requested program. When a visitor asks about machines, dies, foils, paper craft bundles, or workshop support, Spellbinders may respond with general planning suggestions, product groupings, or follow-up questions. Any estimate, availability note, or service recommendation is not a binding purchase agreement unless confirmed separately through an authorized commercial process.
Users should not submit unlawful, abusive, misleading, or confidential third-party information through the website. Craft projects often involve creative examples, but visitors are responsible for ensuring they have rights to any design references, logos, images, or customer materials they share. Spellbinders may decline requests that appear to infringe intellectual property, encourage unsafe product use, or conflict with ordinary retail and educational practices.
The website may describe typical project workflows, compatibility considerations, and class planning ideas, but results can vary based on materials, tools, user technique, and local operating conditions. Visitors should test projects before large classes or retail launches. These terms may be updated as the website and service model evolve.
Visitors remain responsible for final decisions about product use, workshop safety, retail presentation, pricing, customer communications, and local legal requirements. Spellbinders may provide helpful planning language for die cutting, foiling, embossing, and cardmaking programs, but each organization should evaluate the advice in its own operating context. A school program, a small craft store, a subscription box, and a home studio may need different supervision, instructions, quantities, and accessibility considerations.
Product names, project examples, images, descriptions, and service topics may change as assortments and creative programs are refreshed. Spellbinders may update pages, remove outdated content, or adjust information without prior notice. Continued use of the website after updates means the visitor accepts the revised website terms.