I usually print one copy for use and notations and save the original on my computer because I frequently misplace my printed pattern.
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I print out my digital patterns all the time. Any pattern I save on the PC whether purchased or free, if it comes up html or whatever the letters are I right click or ctrl, shift, P and save it as a PDF file. I use a free program called "cutePDF writer and its worked fine for me.
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I print out epatterns frequently without problems. Just follow the instructions given. All that I have seen are good, they really want you to be able to use their patterns. Usually they ask for print to actual size, no scaling and then give a sample to measure after you print to make sure before you start cutting.
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:thumbup: good organisation...
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Originally Posted by Mcknitty
(Post 7587793)
I bought a tablet so I could download directly to it and then stand it by my machine if I needed while I was sewing my project. Easy peasy!
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That is the reason for the e patterns...you print them so they do not have to, besides it lowers the price...we hope.
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Cloud storage...isn't there a limit as too how much storage you have there? I really need to take an updated computer course!
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I do it all the time. Make sure you chose to print to actual size so that its accurate but yes, they are made to print.
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Me too
Any pattern I download I save in an approprietly named folder and print it out if planning to use it soon. Also all the instructions and pattern I get from my classes with Craftsy. I print them and store in a folder with the name of the class. Makes findong what I want realy easy.
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