Only for patterns without size layers — saves the whole sheet as one size.
Load any PDF saved on this listing. Tiled print-at-home files need Assemble tiled PDF plus a scale calibration.
These pages look like taped-together print-at-home tiles. Stitch them into one sheet, then box the pieces.
Skip cover and legend pages with the page range. Raise the overlap until the dashed lines meet across seams.
Cuts the printed frame off each sheet before the tiles are laid down, so a seam leaves no line for the splitter to read as a piece edge. Crop only reaches the outside of the finished sheet. Go a hair past where the frame is drawn, since its stroke has width. This clears the piece boxes, so trim before you box.
Copy shop A0 sheets are often out of order. List them left to right, top to bottom. Blank uses the range above.
Leave every row at 0 to lay the tiles out on the grid. Set any value to place them by hand, which is the only way to shift a sheet on both axes at once.
Cropping drops the empty paper around the artwork. It clears the piece boxes, so crop before you box.
Box the creator's printed square and it ships beside piece 1, so the sewist measures a known length against the first thing they project. Calibrate sets this sheet's scale. This ships the proof.
Box each pattern piece on the sheet (all sizes shown). Auto-detect, then fix and name.
Each becomes a sheet. Always-on layers (labels, grid) ride along on every size.
Reorder, rename or remove pieces — applies to every size.