I did it! Magazine patterns done (for now)

I’ve been working for months to get my years of Burda and Ottobre magazine patterns all entered as individual patterns. It’s been a big job, but I’m so happy to have them all catalogued and I have been using them so much more, now that I can find them. StashHub has been such a blessing for me!

Now to get started on my bag patterns. :joy:

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@kid_md wow, that’s quite a hefty undertaking - well done for getting them all listed :clap:t3::smiling_face:

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Wow! Good job.

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Wow, what a work that must have been! How did you do it? Photograph them one by one?

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The older ones, yes. I did the data entry on my laptop and used my phone to take the pictures. For the newer burdas, I could use Magic Input on the Burda website, so that sped things up a bit.

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Incredible job! So great to hear that the process has helped you use your pattern collection more :heart_eyes:

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Good Q Jos !!

Wow that’s great! I’ve only done the cover of the magazines. Maybe I will redo them like you did.. I’m still busy with my PDF patterns..

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I did the PDF patterns first, and that gave me the boost I needed to grind through the magazines.now that I’m done, I’m so glad I did it!

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Seriously, well done! Ive added all the free patterns ive collated through the years, theres over 1300!!! Alongside that, ive filed them in a GoogleDrive and referenced the location in the drive. Massive job, hugely rewarding! Well done!!

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Wow, that’s an amazing job! Good on you!

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