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Find pdf layers in non-layered A0 sewing pattern

Create projector file out of non-layered A0 sewing pattern. Choose the size you need, make lines clearer for projector sewing. Most of the time we can fix patterns with all black lines, separate your size, thicken and color the lines. An exact process depends on a pattern designer, their software and how the file was created. It will not work if the pattern lines are raster images. You can support my channel here: https://marta-gvozdinskaya.irt.me/ 𝐉𝐨𝐢𝐧 𝐦𝐲 𝐃𝐢𝐬𝐜𝐨𝐫𝐝, 𝐢𝐭'𝐬 𝐟𝐫𝐞𝐞:   / discord   𝐌𝐲 𝐏𝐚𝐭𝐫𝐞𝐨𝐧 𝐩𝐚𝐠𝐞:   / martagvozdinskaya   (early access+bonus content) 𝐁𝐮𝐲𝐦𝐞𝐚𝐜𝐨𝐟𝐟𝐞𝐞: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/MartaInk... I use Inkscape, a free vector editor for Linux, Windows and Mac, and Woodstock Tee by Hey June Handmade, a free PDF sewing pattern. 0:00 Open non-layered PDF sewing pattern (A0 or big format). You can start with assembled A4/letter too of course :) 0:16 Ungroup and locate the size you need 0:56 Trying 'Select same'. Doesn't help with this file but when it works, it's really helpful. 1:43 Manually selecting the size line 3:15 Copy and Paste styles sorry for the glitch, I had no idea it's there 4:19 Moving to the size layer 4:56 Sped up selection of other pattern pieces 7:16 Creating a common layer for labels etc. that needed for all sizes 9:12 Fixing the corners. It's not always needed but helpful to know how 12:09 Exporting to PDF 13:05 Enjoying the results Written instructions Start with A0 file without layers but with vector lines. I don't show it in the video but open it in the pdf viewer such as Adobe Acrobat and check for layers on Layers tab. Then zoom in a lot on a page with pattern lines. I usually hold Ctrl and scroll the mouse wheel. If the lines are vector they would stay crisp. Then open the file in Inkscape. In the video I first Edit/Select all in all layers (Ctrl Alt A) and then Object/Ungroup (Ctrl Shift G) a few times. The status bar in the bottom will tell you there is nothing to ungroup anymore. Technically you don't have to ungroup and could use Node tool instead of Select tool but I've used Select tool in the video After ungrouping we choose a size line, zoom in and click that line. If the whole pattern piece is selected, you are in luck. If only a tiny piece of it is selected, it's probably hopeless :( But if the sizable part gets selected like in the video we can work with that. Then we try to ask Inkscape to make our work for us by using Edit/Select same and trying Stroke style or Fill anf stroke. If it works every path with the same line gets selected and usually that means the same size. But this time it didn't work at all so I had to select them manually. It would be a better idea to create a layer for the size now. Layer/Add layer So zoom in as far as you need, hold Shift and click each part of the pattern piece. When you need to scroll up or down, release Shift. Also when you need to zoom because Ctrl Shift scroll would rotate canvas and we don't need that. If you click the wrong line, Ctrl Z would save you but in Inkscape it sometimes needs to be pressed twice to work. After they are all selected I change the line color by clicking one in the bottom and thicken the line (right click on the number in the bottom left corner marked Stroke). here is a video glitch and I had no idea O_o After we manually changed stroke of our paths we can easily select one of them and Edit/Select same to select them all so no need to carefully guard the selection anymore. With them selected, do Path/Combine to make them all one path. Then I create a new layer in the video, Layer/Add layer. With pattern piece selected, moved the selection to that layer. Since it's above the current one I use Layer/Move selection to the layer above, or Shift PageUp. After that I repeat for other pieces with 3.5x speed. With that done I move all three pattern pieces to the size layer, hide the main layer and look at the lines. Some lines are too long, I'll fix them later. I create a new layer for labels. If you'd ever sew another size of that pattern you'd better have common information separated the same way designers do that. I select all labels, text, logos, grainline, control square etc that I want to see on the pattern. Size key isn't needed so could skip it. Then move them all to the common layer. I hide the main layer again and fix the flaws. It's easy to miss a small part, so you can fix it manually or return to the original layer and pick them up. Too long foldlines I fix with Node toll, just grab the end node and pull it in place. Then I select one of the paths, select others with Edit/Select same and change the stroke to the solid line to better visibility. I remind to save SVG but it should be done at the start :) Export to PDF, pay attention to "Use exported object size" and Bleed of 500 would give you a nice buffer around the page. More digital alterations in Inkscape:    • Inkscape sewing tutorials