Tattered Lace Digital Subscription.

As ypu k ow I am a great fan of The Brother Scan and Cut. I use it in most of my diffetent crafts, and use it pretty much every day.

At the minute there is work going on in my craft room so I can't really get in there to work. So today I am going to share something that I found quite exiting.

In 2020 Tatteted Lace produced their first digital subscription. It wasn't rocket science for me to decide to subscribe.

So it wasn't long before issue 1 was arriving in my inbox. From the word go I loved it. For me the value for money was outstanding. In fact the only thing I didn't like about it was in order to access the magazine you have to visit the issue website. It was a bit of a pain if I wanted to check anything because I had to visit the website.

Yesterday that changed. Someone posted an issuu downloader so you can convert the magazines into pdf files.

Sounds to good to be true I thought, but I will give it a try. So I went to issue 1 of my digital magazine, copied the link into the downloader and set it off. Less than a minute later I had a perfect pdf of the magazine. Now I have all of the magazines so far converted into pdf files and on a usb. Game changer for me. I just need to pop the usb into my computer and open the file I want.

I hope you find this useful

Until next time

Happy Crafting.

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