How to download and print PDF Sewing patterns

[deeholly]

Hi Deby, thank you for this video, you have answered all my questions about printing off patterns. I am a complete beginner and this is exactly what i have been searching for.I've subscribed to everything so i don't miss out on any of your valuable information.  Dee, Bridgend, South Wales

[melissanoble]

Thank you for this video! I am just getting back into sewing and never knew that downloading patterns was a thing! Wow! Amazing! And I was wondering how that worked, bc my first thought was I would need one of those large scale printers or take it to an office supply store (which probably isn't open right now). I understand more now, thank you for that❤😁👍

[teresahightower]

Hello Deby, thanks, for sharing this video tutorial. I would like to make my mom and sisters a cosmetic bag! Can you tell me what interfacing you use along with the fusible fleece to get the bag sturdy? Thanks, Teresa.

[CarolynSmith-yz]

I'm going to make these for Christmas gifts!

[dustycarter]

I will give the wrap top another go, never had trouble before but recently updated Adobe. Can I print it in a format to take to the printers?

[dawnbrooks]

Thank you. You are the only place I found how to print at home properly by using the poster button...I'm Off now!

[kathleen]

Hi Deby, Thanks for this video, it helps, but doesn't work on Acrobat 9 which doesn't tile. Do you have any suggestions?
Kathleen, Connecticut, USA

[TerriShaver]

Octo, I agree. This isn't a cheap option, either free or paid. The patterns aren't sold cheaply, some upwards of $10-$15, then the cost of printing. Home printing isn't free, ink is expensive. The copy shop files are extremely expensive, $20+ per pattern. Not sure I'm a big fan. Only tried one, but I can see why indie designers don't print. ITS EXPENSIVE. so the cost is now being passed onto the consumer.

[rn]

Deby----I have come across the so sew easy website before but I would just glance and move on.  However, today, with the nasty rainy wet weather here in the states, I wanted to make a new bag and happened across your Cross Body and Glenda bags.  I got them both.  Long story short, YOU are wonderful.  I love your teaching, your accent, your patterns, everything.  You are my new favorite and thanks to you I want to sew again, and haven't for months.  What a blessing!  HUGE FAN HERE!  I may even try to make myself a skirt and I have never made adult size clothing.  Its intimidating and I am so short waist-ed.  Which pattern would work for me being I am very short waist-ed, longer legs, 160 lbs and like 5'2"?  You are awesome!  about to cut my fabric for the Cross Body bag and work with you in the video.  Amazing!!!  I will post pics to Craftsy when I am done with it!  Thanks Deby!!!

[ezinnadonatus]

Thanks I hope to get it right this time

[octogirl]

Really! You think this is easy? 20 sheets of paper that have to be taped together, then altered to fit? It's not worth the time or cost even if it's free. For small things I can see, even two sheets of paper but this cannot be the future for seeing patterns