Can you believe Jelly Journal has been alive and kicking for over 18 months now, wow! Whether you’ve been here from the start or a newcomer (welcome!) Here is all you need to know about ‘Requesting a Jellycat.’
I’ve got thousands of jellies in the library, but I know there are many more out there for me to discover and log. Head to the bottom of the Library and hit Request a Jellycat - please fill out the information boxes as best as you can - this really does help me out, a lot.
Photos I will accept:
Photos I cannot accept:
Where you can find the SKU (I don’t need the batchcode, thanks!)
I always like to be clear that I will not take others' work and add it to Jelly Journal. I only use Jellycat stock images within context, my own images and images I have permission to use. It is important, and I (nor anyone else) has the permission to just take others images/work/creativity. In an age of rampant AI scraping, I still feel there is a right way to go about things! Plus, I love seeing your jellycat photos and displaying them with pride on Jelly Journal, you are all a part of it!
Filling the library has become quite the mission. I try to do your requests and my own research as much as possible, but this isn’t my full time job. It’s my full time job after my regular job :D
And with that, I think we are all up to date for now… I have something else rather big in the works at the moment (aka taking up my time), but I am hopeful you are all going to enjoy it!
Bye for now,
Tash x
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