Free Downloads

I have quite a few free downloads in my account. The thing is, many of them no longer appear in the list. I have to search for the provider’s name in the filter first. Since I can’t remember all the providers’ names, it’s quite tedious to find a pattern again. Is there perhaps a way to make this easier? Best regards 

Hi garnelf,

I just took a look and can help you. At first I thought the same thing: “Whoa, where are all the free patterns?” Because I could only see the ones I’d purchased.

Go to “Downloads” in your account. There, above the first pattern, you’ll see a dropdown link that probably says “Purchased Patterns.” If you click the little arrow to the right of it, you can switch it to “Free Downloads.”

For me, that shows them all.

Best of luck, Monika

Yes, I’ve already clicked on the arrow, but it still doesn’t show them all.  There’s also the link with the authors.
I really do have a lot of free patterns, and when I click on the author’s name
(assuming I still remember it), the pattern does show up. But you have to remember the name first, which isn’t exactly easy with so many of them. That’s why I thought there might be an easier way.

Maybe they don’t all fit on one page for you. Take a look at the very bottom to see if there’s a link, for example, to page 2.

That’s true—you’re right. Not all the patterns show up for me either.
I just went through the individual authors and clicked on each one. Unfortunately, there’s no other way to do it.

Maybe support can help us (if this gets read here). Otherwise, just send them a message there.

Thanks for your effort!
I’ll just keep searching patiently, print out the patterns, and store them in a folder on the shelf like I used to. LG

Yes, that’s usually how I do it with patterns too.

Hi garnelf, when I go to “Reviews” in my account, I can see all the patterns—both purchased and free. Best regards.

Thank you so much!
I tried that right away! It’s actually pretty simple once you know how!
LG

I’ve learned something new again. Thanks, lenno!

I tried that out right away. You never stop learning. Thanks for the info.