Showing posts with label printing patterns from blogs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label printing patterns from blogs. Show all posts

Tuesday, June 27, 2017

Live With Sara - "How To Print A Pattern From MY Blog" \ Posh Pooch Designs

Live Video Chat With Sara of
Today's Topic:
How To Print A Pattern From My Blog.

I get this question a lot, and it really surprises me.
Learning to "copy, paste and print" is one of the first things 
I learned when leaning about computers.

See The Video only Youtube Channel
 at this LINK

When you reach my blog ,
and find a crochet or knitting pattern
 you would like to print,
Scroll down to the portion that is the actual pattern.
If there is an add covering part of the pattern,
 just click the X, usually in one 
of the corners, to remove it.
Highlight and Copy the pattern portion,
by rolling your mouse over it.
Paste it to a document, and print it.

If you are wanting to save the Pattern, And print it later,
Then Ravelry is the way to go. I save all my patterns on Raverly.
 I actually hardly ever print a pattern. I just use my ipad or phone.
You will find all my Crochet and knitting patterns
 listed on Ravelry.

Some Posh Pooch Designs Free Patterns

Uncle Sam's Top Hat 
Free Crochet Pattern and Video - LINK

American Flag Garden Sign/ Flag
FreeCrochet Pattern and Video - LINK

Dog Flag Bandanna 
Free Crochet Pattern and Video - LINK

See ya next week!

Friday, April 10, 2015

Printing Patterns From Blogs | Posh Pooch Designs

I am going to start this blog with a Question,
"Why do you print patterns from blogs"?
You are cruising Pinterest, Facebook, Ravelry 
or the Internet and find a blog with a Free adorable 
Crochet, or Knitting Pattern that you want to make.
You want to save it, But the blog 
post doesn't have a print button.

What do you do?

I Never print off a pattern unless it is mine
 and want to tweak or retest it.
I can not even remember 
the last time I printed a pattern.

Do What I do, 
and you will never have to, again!

This is what I do:
I favorite and save it to my library in Ravelry,
 or pin it to Pinterest.
 When I want to stitch it up,
 I work off my computer or tablet.

If you do not have a 
Ravelry or Pinterest Account, 
I encourage you to open one.
 Both are free and a 
wonderful resource.


Now if you feel you must print 
off one of my patterns
 from my blog,
Copy and paste the pattern portion
 to a word document,
then print that document.
I get close to 25-30 emails daily from people
 asking me to email them a  
pattern that is free on my blog..
Just so you know,
 I will probably not email it to you, 
That is the reason I put it on my blog for free.


Thank you for liking my patterns, 
and blog.
 Keep checking back for lots of fun 
crochet and knitting patterns.