How to Download FREE Adobe Reader

We recommend using Adobe Acrobat Reader for accessing our free downloadable .pdf patterns. This is a FREE program that has all of the features to access, view, and print your pattern. 

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If you are using a mobile device such as a phone, tablet, or select Chromebooks please download the free Adobe App from your App Store.

Apple iPhones and iPads:

You can download the FREE app from the App Store by searching 'Adobe Acrobat Reader' or by clicking HERE

The full article about accessing our free patterns on Apple devices can be found HERE

Android Devices:
You can download the FREE app from the Google Play Store by searching 'Adobe Acrobat Reader' or by clicking HERE

The full article about accessing our free patterns on Apple devices can be found HERE

If using a desktop computer (PC or Mac)  see the instructions below:

1.  Go to the following link to download your free copy of Adobe Acrobat Reader:
https://get.adobe.com/reader/

2.  Click "download Acrobat Reader DC" as shown in the screenshot below. 

Note: On this page, Adobe is offering you two versions of the Acrobat software, one is free, and the 'Pro' version is a paid program. You do not need the paid version to access our patterns.

3. Follow the prompts given to you on your computer to download the program. 

 4. Need help opening your file or finding your pattern attachment? Find our helpful, in-depth guide HERE

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We choose to use Adobe for its reliability, range of useful features, and because it is free to use and download. It is also the industry standard.
If you would prefer to use another free .pdf reader, you may, however not all .pdf readers have the ability to utilize the attachments and layering required to view our patterns. When selecting an alternative .pdf reader program, please consider one which has these features.

Note For Linux Users: Adobe Acrobat Reader may not be supported for your operating system. Linux has a variety of alternatives to Adobe Reader which also allow you to view attachments. Here is a link to a website I found which compares .pdf readers for Linux, and lists the ones which have the attachment viewing capability. 
https://www.linux-magazine.com/Issues/2018/214/PDF-Readers