What if...
⮕ You could turn your own designs into sell-able PDF patterns?
⮕ You learn how to create your own digital products (PDF patterns) that result in more time and income to explore your artistry further (and potentially scale up a business down the road)?
This is exactly what creating our first patterns did for us. And it can for you too!
To create complementary digital products to your art business gives you the opportunity to make passive side-income (No more trading time for money!).
"But how do you do it?! Technology IS NOT FOR ME..."
We get it! It's very easy to feel overwhelmed before you even start. Especially if you love to create physical art... chances are that to sit in front of the computer is at the bottom of your wish list.
This is why Charles has put together a
life-saving mini course that will not only save you tons of headaches,
but also time to figure out how to make your first pattern to sell.
✅ Beginner friendly
The course goes through the exact steps in real time (with screen recording inside the different software) for you to eliminate the overwhelm.
"But... You mention software, does it mean that I have to purchase something more?"
Great question and concern! And the answer is NO.
Charles goes through 2 different options for each step, one paid and one FREE option so that you can confidently get started without any additional budget available.
We know how tough it is in the beginning and every expense feels daunting, which is why it was essential to provide guidance of free tools as well.
Below you can have a closer look at the curriculum:
Available in
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after you enroll
- Introduction + Theoretical overview of the steps involved to create your own pattern PDF (19:17)
- How to use your phone to digitalise your pattern (4:10)
- How to clean up your scan or photo with PhotoPea (free version of Photoshop) (10:33)
- How to clean up your scan or photo using Affinity Photo (9:21)
- Create your PDF with the tool Canva (free tool) (31:11)
- Create your PDF with Affinity Publisher (25:40)
- Example of a finished embroidery pattern PDF (5:21)
- Resources for Layout Inspiration