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Hi,

The instructions are copyrighted material, so please do not upload them, unless you are absolutely certain that the copyright has expired.

==Links to reviews/blog posts==

==Sources/Vendors==

==Gallery==

[insert your photos of this pattern made up]

''Add a photo to the gallery by clicking the "modify" button below.''

<br /><gallery position="center" captionalign="left">

</gallery>

==Wishlist==

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Hi,

Is this your photo, i.e. did you take it or have permission to share it? If so, we can upload it and find the information. If not, we'll have to wait until someone else uploads it.

That feature used to exist, but went the way of many others after recent background code updates. We'll see if we can get it back.

You can upload the backs of the envelopes as well as the front. They are present on some of the pages (featured as smaller images below the description).

Hi,

There are already European (Scandinavian, French, German, etc.) and Australian patterns on the wiki. We do not distinguish between country of origin, but a translation is definitely welcome, since this is an English language wiki.

Best regards,

Tarna (one of the admins)

Copy and paste does not seem like such a hard ask.

At any rate, not our (admins) choice or in our control...

It would be very nice...

There used to be a feature that allowed to search by multiple categories at once, but that went away with the recent code "update". We have a request in to include those capabilities in the future (no idea on if or when that might be implemented).

No step-by-step.

See this thread on what to do now that there is no template (no longer functions, sadly).

https://vintagepatterns.fandom.com/f/p/4400000000000048454

As for adding a picture, in either editor, click on the little icon that looks like a picture

I edit in Source mode, but that requires knowledge of wikitext. You can still use the Visual editor - it is a bit different, but after playing with it a bit, you will find that it is no so different from before.

Best regards,

Tarna

Hi,

If you want to talk to admins, it is generally best to contact me or Petite Main directly on our pages.

In this case, it is interesting. I presume there is no indication of a number on the back or pattern pieces either (or you would not be asking).

I would, personally, call it McCall Doll Set, since it does not say sample, and to keep it short.

That depends on what the pattern is - usually we use the manufacturer and a very brief description.

I am copying the answer I gave on a related post:

Hi all,

Well you are doing better than me, since I just found where they put the former Forums (now discussions) . Additions used to show up in the recent activity feed, and now I have to look them up... Go figure.

In a nutshell, the template no longer functions after the migration. Which makes adding the formatting a manual job.

Start with the Create button on the home page - just type in the desired title (ignore the irrelevant suggestions) .

You can copy and paste from an existing page, or use this (displayed in Source mode) after uploading/inserting a picture to your newly started page:

==Links to reviews/blog posts==

==Sources/Vendors==

==Gallery==

[insert your photos of this pattern made up]

''Add a photo to the gallery by clicking the "modify" button below.''

<br /><gallery position="center" captionalign="left">

</gallery>

==Wishlist==

[insert your username, and make sure your preferences allow for people to contact you via e-mail. Do not list your email address here!]

Hi all,

Well you are doing better than me, since I just found where they put the former Forums (now discussions) . Additions used to show up in the recent activity feed, and now I have to look them up... Go figure.

In a nutshell, the template no longer functions after the migration. Which makes adding the formatting a manual job.

Start with the Create button on the home page - just type in the desired title (ignore the irrelevant suggestions) .

You can copy and paste from an existing page, or use this (displayed in Source mode) after uploading/inserting a picture to your newly started page:

==Links to reviews/blog posts==

==Sources/Vendors==

==Gallery==

[insert your photos of this pattern made up]

''Add a photo to the gallery by clicking the "modify" button below.''

<br /><gallery position="center" captionalign="left">

</gallery>

==Wishlist==

[insert your username, and make sure your preferences allow for people to contact you via e-mail. Do not list your email address here!]

Were you trying to create a page?

I would like to second that statement.