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Please accept these Free Designs as my way of saying "thank you" to my loyal customers. These designs can be copied and shared with others for hand stitching only. Free doesn't mean that you can sell the finished stitched piece on eBay to make money. You can't do this. You also can't use the designs for machine embroidery, greeting cards, or other reproduction because I still own the copyright for these designs and I reserve all rights to them, including the right to license them for other uses. Simply put...you can't make money from my work if I don't make money from my work. This message is meant to explain the details for those who were wondering. Thank you and enjoy stitching my gifts!
The images displayed on the initial pages for each angel are low resolution preview images of the chart and a color preview image. Choose from the list of image formats below these preview images to download a high resolution image that will allow you to print and view the design clearly.
Choosing the PDF or TIFF formats may only automatically display the image on your screen if your browser is configured for the "Helper Applications" which can properly read these image formats. Otherwise you might have to launch another imaging viewing application to open these files.
A free Adobe Acrobat Reader application to view PDF files on either Macs, PCs or Unix machines is available from Adobe at http://www.adobe.com
We know that GraphicConverter for the Macintosh and LeadView for Windows can properly read the 1-bit LZW TIFF files. Other applications should work as well.
Some browsers will also allow you to click on one of the formats and save it as a file to be viewed later with a viewer application you might have on your local computer.
If you cannot successfully view the images using the first three formats you may at least be able to choose the fourth option which will simply display a GIF version as a browser page. Note that this image will be very large because of the resolution required to see individual stitches. The PDF and TIFF formats are the preferred formats to use since they automatically fit within a single page size without having to rescale the image manually.
If you are still having problems, try asking a system administrator or a friend to help you find the application or memory configuration that will allow you to download and print these angels.
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