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so youve got your pattern and youre excited to start sewing but youre dreading the tedious pattern piecing process we all know that assembling a pattern always takes longer than expected and Im going to break down why its not cost effective either today were talking about two Superior solutions to printing your PDF patterns at home lets start by breaking down the last pattern that I pieced together at home which was the Helen Jeans by Anna Allen this pattern has a wide leg a straight leg and a skinny Leg view and is a total of 93 pages of printer paper the paper that I just purchased was 500 sheets for six dollars so lets say the entire jeans pattern cost about one dollar in paper my ink cartridges cost 24 each and I used about one third of a cartridge so that comes out to eight dollars I also went through a whopping six rolls of tape which was 17 so all in all thats a total of 26 dollars and probably four hours of time to print and piece this pat
