I have been wondering for the longest time how I would be able to upload my tutorials in PDF format. A couple of days ago, I finally got to install Adobe Acrobat Professional in our computer. With a little experiment, I successfully converted my existing Word document into PDF. And just tonight, while viewing another blog, I accidentally discovered how I could make my file downloadable from the web. Excuse me if I sound like a complete idiot...I really am not but these things I am learning on my own!
And so, hopefully, this will work. If you want my Messenger Bag with Zip Top Closure tutorial in PDF format, you can now download it here. I will work on converting my other tutorials very soon...
I can say your pdf download works perfect ;P
ReplyDeleteThank you very much for sharing!
PDF works great. Thank you for doing this and sharing.
ReplyDeleteA suggestion for you. In your PDF file it would be nice to see your blog banner and a reference to your blog so I will know and be able to share with others where I got the pattern from.
Hi Cheryl, Thanks for the suggestion. I did just that in my new tutorial for the Journal Cover. It is now available for download, if you are interested. Have a great day!
ReplyDeleteI'm planning on making a messenger bag using your tutorial and I was wondering about the whole flip the bag rightside out through the liner thing. Last time I did this, the interfacing I was using got a bit crumpled from being smooshed through the hole in the lining. How did you avoid that?
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Hi Sarah, I am not really an expert on interfacing but if you want your interfaced fabric to remain smooth and not 'wrinkly and carboardy', I suggest you use woven interfacing (instead on non-woven). It's a bit more expensive but worth it. Thanks for asking.
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ReplyDeleteThanks for this good information.
Regards from non woven bag =)
grazie per il tutorial, molto bello e spiegato bene! Paola from Italy
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