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While I have a Mac, I do everything from my iPad Pro. I started on this journey due to wanting to design clothing in bed at night. That lead me down a rabbit hole that ended with projectors. I purchased an Epson ultras short throw and calibrated on the pattern projector. It has everything I’ll need and some more due to the portability of my iPad Pro..

I needed this. I just got an Epson similar to you're and have been pulling my hair out..

Hi, how do you use PDF Stitcher to change a pdf Letter pattern into a printing size equivalent or about the same as a A0 size to send to a printing company that prints it for you similar to how patterns come in a physical envelope?

Is the projector on the ceiling?

Great interview. Thank you.

What you say as per cos may be true for the USA but here in Australia a used ust is around $400, a new one is upwards of $1000, the Amazon ones, under $200, mounts= about $15 from shein and the like. That's a massive gap. Something to be concidered

I saw something like this for about $800 at Joannes

I’m just starting this adventure of projector sewing. I’m still waiting on my mount before I can get started. Thank you for helping clarify some things. Have a great day.

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I am thrilled to announce the launch of my new small group classes! These classes will be a max of 5 students at a time, will be 6 weeks of weekly live classes, cost $150, and will focus on learning to use PDF Stitcher and Affinity Designer to get your sewing patterns ready to project onto your fabric. If you are at all interested, go to this Google Form to find out more information and help me know a bit more about the people who are interested: bit.ly/DSSGoogleForm (if you can’t use bit.ly, this is the actual link forms.gle/XkLFsxJbSDaqSVTP8 ) I can’t wait to see you there!

Thanks for a great comparison. I just purchased a mini projector and look forward to trying both of these after I get it set up.

Hallo from germany. Thanks for all the info! Just yesterday found FB page projector sewists by accident and got so exited that today I ordered my first projector. After that I looked for the programms to use . So I luckily found your video , just perfect. Now I hope that I can manage it. Thanks a lot.

Thank you for a great comparison. I have used Pattern Projector and am really impressed with the ease of use. I will try Project and Cut next week when on holidays. Thanks again from Australia.

You are amazing as always. Thank you for all of your hard work and keeping us up-to-date.

Great overview of both and very exciting to be able to try these as a new to projector sewist. Quick question - is there a recommended cutting mat size for calibrating? I have large 34 x 46 inch and smaller 22x 34 inch. I was finding it difficult to calibrate on the large mat - (using pattern projector from my laptop next to the projector). Will be trying Project and Cut today. Thankyou so much for the wisdom and knowledge you share on this channel.

Super helpful! Thank you!

Great comparison of the two programs. I haven’t tried either but will now go ahead and give them both a try and thank you for taking the time to help. Thanks also for the designers for developing such great software solutions. X

Check out the description box for an edit. The wonderful thing about these new programs is that the designers are listening to what we want and need and quickly updating the programs. The downside of that is videos are out of date by the time they are posted. 🤦‍♀️ Courtney contacted me today to say she has already updated Pattern Projector to work offline and to save your calibration within the same browser! It just hammers home my main point-try both programs and see which you prefer!

Thank you for the review! Pattern Projector is a Progressive Web App that can be installed and used offline. Also, it saves your calibration locally to your device so you shouldn't need to recalibrate on the same device/browser :)

Thank you, I had asked this very question in Projectors for Sewing the other day (having also watched both interviews etc etc). This was very helpful! Thank you!

You couldn’t use a pattern for this example that you didn’t need to blur? 🙄

thank you! it all makes sense now. you are a very good teacher

What to do if you don't have that fancy table?

I noticed that with the last example with the ellie and Mac pattern you did trim instead of overlap but under the layout diagram it says that the pages are trimless. Does that effect the way the pattern looks when you stitch it together?

Congratulations Very interesting

Projector sewing is a game changer , this just blowsy mind! What an advancement!! Thank you for such a great explanation and demo.

Clever programme. I couldn't tell from the video which of the lines you lined up with the lines on your mat - the inside solid line, outside solid line, or dashed middle line, but I'm guessing the instructions on the programme show that clearly?

Sounds really great. Thank you Courtney

Thank You, B. This amazing! 🤗👏👏👏

Thank you so much!

It's a bit hard to follow the concept when you have blurred out the image of the pattern. Don't quite understand the reasoning behind it. If the purpose of this demo is a preview, I would imagine having it projected as in real life would be the most effective way to help the community understand how this is suppose to work. We can't even see the final outcome for the advantages of this software.

I can’t wait for it to be available.

Can’t wait for this! Waiting excitedly for news here in the middle of England ☺️

This is amazing! Can’t wait! Can you tell us what top you are wearing?

Do we know when this will be released?

Wow I will definitely have to try this.

Thanks for the preview! I think this is helpful for those who’ve already tried projector sewing. For those sewists who are still trying to decide if projector sewing is for them, this preview might be confusing. People who haven’t taken the plunge yet won’t understand the problems caused by not having a completely flat cutting/ projecting surface. They won’t understand how difficult it can be to position the projector just the right way. I think this software will remove the major negatives about using a projector for those who aren’t great at tech ( me!). This software makes me wish I’d put off projector sewing until this software was available. But- I guess if I’d waited, I wouldn’t understand how awesome this software actually is! I plan on buying it when it’s available for purchase.

Wow, awesome video. All the best to Clinton, this is going to be an absolute game changer. Hope to see Clinton and other projector enthusiasts next year at CES. Please ask Clinton about licensing the program to sewing machine dealers to set up a ‘cutting room’ using this new technology. The ideas for this are endless. I am, as I know many others are, watching Clinton’s work with much anticipation. Thank You for bringing P&C to our attention! 🤗👏👏👏

This looks like a game changer! Will be watching 🤗👏👏👏

We are having so much fun, and these amazing community software creators are helping us advance. So much learning and so much joy.

This program looks wonderful! I am getting pretty good with PDF Stitcher, and “almost there” with Affinity Designer, in preparing patterns for projecting. I learned where most of the tools are, and now I need to watch your tutorials about using AD for pattern adjustments and “pattern hacks”. I really want to eliminate paper patterns. Oh- is there a good “system” for organizing digital patterns and pictures of the garments so you can find something in your collection?

Very helpful. Used PDF Stitcher with success today for the first time. However, I am not able to see the layers after it is "stitched". Are you using Adobe Reader??? Please advise so I can cut soon! Thank you againl

Clinton, this is so awesome! Can’t wait to try it! 😁👍