I have tried on my iPad to publish a pattern. It said sufficient instructions (adding an existing PDF). I
I donāt have a PDF and just had it tested.
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I think I figured it, pattern had only 3 steps and I added 2 heading and it.worked.
I have tried on my iPad to publish a pattern. It said sufficient instructions (adding an existing PDF). I
I donāt have a PDF and just had it tested.
ā¦EDITā¦
I think I figured it, pattern had only 3 steps and I added 2 heading and it.worked.
Yes, Ribblr specifically has a minimum number of lines required to help ensure that a pattern is complete. Also, just so you know, the idea is to transfer your pattern to the Ribblr template and not to upload a pdf, as the platform is designed to be interactive and the user canāt check off finished rows in a pdf.
I wrote the pattern directlyin to Ribblr.
Glad you figure it out! Weāve marked @OBabyNMore solution as the correct one.
Generally we recommend breaking down instructions, even for small patterns, to make them more user-friendly. Headers, sub headers, and breaking down instructions is the best way to achieve the minimum amount needed. If you need help with a specific design you can reach out to us directly so we can look into it for you, whilst itās still in draft mode.