John Nelson Patterns

[Travis]

John contacted me at the beginning of summer and sent me a big ol' stack of patterns to share with SSV members.  That was a pretty amazing surprise!  I've been working on them and scanning them to PDF files as I can (I'm a bit slow).  It took me awhile to figure out how to get it from paper to a nice digital download.  But we got there in the end.  I still have a bunch to scan in, and I'll continue working on them as I can.  This first batch has a lot of fun Christmas themed patterns and they use the decoupage/applique method that John wrote about in this article:

I set up a special section in the eBooks area to house these patterns.  A special thank you to @john nelson for providing these great patterns for us all to enjoy!

Check them out when you get a chance.  His patterns can be found here.

[TAIrving]

Thank you Travis and thanks to John.  Those already in the library look like fun and I will be watching for what is to come.  

[don watson]

Thanks for this Travis (and John Nelson of course). I will give this a try as it should work well with other ideas I have.

[barb.j.enders]

Thanks John & Travis.

[redwine]

Thanks John and Travis!

[meflick]

Thanks to John for sharing his patterns here and thanks to you for your hard work in getting them scanned in and posted in a new section. I will check them out for sure.

[OCtoolguy]

Thank you Travis and of course John Nelson. I have made many of his projects from the books that he has published through Fox Chapel. His creations are the type of projects that interest me in most cases. Thanks again to both of you.

 

[Foxfold]

Thank you both 

[John B]

A generous gesture by John and great work by Travis making them available.

[wombatie]

Thank you both very much.

Marg