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how do i get this free patternp,lease
i love all of them but am old and not feeling to good
Hi there. I see that you’re unable to print a pattern from my website.
I served as a librarian for 10 years before I retired, so I’m going to suggest that you visit your public library. We librarians are very good a helping people print things. We get practice with it every day.
Most libraries will charge you a small fee for the use of paper and ink, like 25 cents or 50 cents. But you should be able to print with a little help from someone who has had practice with PDF files, and most librarians do.
Best of luck to you! 🙂
hi yes having promlem with the patterns unable to get them as a pdf or each piece separate i aM 76 YEARS OF AGE AND INVALID
i have not had a reply from you
Please see the reply above. As I do not live near you, I cannot help you with your printing problems. However, your public library probably can.
You have also commented on my other blog posts as well. I answered all of your questions. Please use the “Navigation” button to help you locate and print the patterns from a PDF. You can find the “Navigation” button on the home page.