How To Print PDF Patterns At Home, Export PDF from CLO 3D- Tile Print

Learn how to export a PDF Pattern from CLO 3D. Create an editable vector file you can open in Adobe Illustrator. Learn the proper export settings, how to clean the file up in Illustrator and how to print it from a home printer or at a print shop, by tiling it to your specified paper size.
00:00:08 Preparing for Export- What to know
00:01:29 Adding Seam Allowance
00:03:12 Arranging The Pattern in 2D- Guides, Alligning
00:05:56 Pattern Annotations and Names
00:06:51 PDF Export Settings in CLO
00:07:57 Editing (cleaning up) the PDF in Adobe Illustrator
00:10:33 Tiling Your Pattern for Printing
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[@gajananchavan1031]

Best and helpful video. I like your video. Thank you for that

[@DavidSL64]

Isabelle, like always your tutorial was great. But for those of us that don't have AI, is there an alternative way to set up to print on Letter size?

[@ides.studio]

Good question. I imagine you might be able to access similar print settings through Adobe Acrobat, which i believe is free. It could be a bit of trial and error to get it right. What program do you normally open a PDF in?

[@madelinegrudens]

Great tutorial 😃 thanks for sharing!!!

[@NicoKelley]

Thank you!!!!

[@barkerism158]

Your videos are PERFECT

[@ides.studio]

☺️🥹 Thank you!

[@sanjulanarayana839]

Good job 😊 love your work ❤

[@ides.studio]

Thank you so much!

[@navakelvin]

Thank you! This is so useful

[@ides.studio]

Thanks!! Sorry I missed this earlier!

[@cassie347]

is there a way to divide the pages on acrobat? mac doesn't support print to adobe pdf :/

[@ides.studio]

Do you not use illustrator? The PDF export from CLO really needs a bit of cleaning up in illustrator if possible. You can probably print them the same way in Acrobat, but I'm not sure you'll be able to easily move things around and organize them optimally.

[@13luearchive]

thank you, that helped me

[@ides.studio]

I’m glad!

[@Chocolatesew]

Much appreciated!! 🍀

[@ides.studio]

🙏 Glad you liked it.

[@wowyummyyy]

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[@ides.studio]

Thank you☺️

[@sadisticmeasure]

is there a way to add topstitch lines for printing?

[@ides.studio]

Hi there! I am so sorry this comment got lost and I never responded to you. You can add seam allowance with the seam allowance tool which would leave a line for the sew line. Unfortunately there is no check box for topstitching on the PDF export. You would have to add them as internal lines, by selecting the pattern edges with topstitching and right click>offset as internal line. It might be a bit tedious, but you could set the distance and you could do double needle as well. Then in AI you could turn them to a dashed line if you wanted to.

[@MrCitrawan]

thank you,,What software do you use to edit pdf?

[@ides.studio]

Adobe Illustrator☺️

[@MrCitrawan]

Oke thanks😊😊😊