Lesson Tag: 2020

At this point in the course, adding annotations to your patterns should be a relatively easy review! To get you started (and save you some…

In recent years, more and more sewists are using projectors for displaying their purchased PDF patterns directly onto fabric for cutting. I wouldn’t say that…

Every indie pattern designer that I know of now provides A0 and/or US copy shop printer versions of their PDF patterns. Here are the dimensions…

In this lesson, I will show you exactly how to tile your pattern so home sewists can print and assemble the patterns at home. If…

I recommend that if you have people blogging and posting on social media about your patterns that you consider offering an affiliate program. I feel…

If I had to pick two things that have changed most dramatically since I first launched Pattern Workshop in 2014, they would be 1) marketing…

One thing I love about InDesign is the ability to create “styles” for many things – objects, tables, characters and paragraphs. When you create a…

If you’ve ever tried to create a complex document in Microsoft Word or Google Docs, you know how frustrating it can be to get images…

In this lesson, I’ll show you how to package your InDesign files. This is a critical last step to organizing and archiving your files. NOTE:…

Learning to create tables in InDesign is not only vital in the creation of measurement/size charts, fabric requirement charts, etc., but it’s also a lot…