Rapid Resizer - Easily Enlarge Patterns, Drawings or Designs

How to Easily Enlarge Patterns

Don't waste any more time on photocopiers or art projectors.

1 OPEN
Open your pattern, drawing or design 2 SIZE
Enter any width & height to resize to 3 PRINT
It's automatically tiled across pages

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Precisely Resize Any Image

The Rapid Resizer enlarger works especially well with line drawings, patterns, sketches, etc. used in crafts like:

Stained glass - there's a version for stained glass here
Wood working - scroll saw, wood carving, intarsia, marquetry
Fabric arts - quilting, applique, doll patterns, rug hooking
Painting - tole, decorative, mural
Stencils
Metal art
And it can also handle color images for signs, banners, and posters.

Use Free Patterns from the Web

You'll never run out of free patterns on the Web. I help you find free patterns here. The Rapid Resizer also works with scanners.

Save Money on Ink

When greatly enlarging a pattern, the Rapid Resizer can keep the printed lines from enlarging too. By keeping the lines thin, you save ink and get a more useful pattern.

Color Your Pattern's Pieces With 1 Click

With the Rapid Resizer's palette, you can color your pattern's pieces with solid colors or real images of glass and wood. You can even add your own images. It can also automatically number your pattern's pieces based on how you colored it.

"Rapid Resizer has saved me an enormous amount of time and money. I highly recommend this cost-effective solution ... It is the high-tech tool we rug hookers have been waiting for!"

- Article in Rug Hooking Magazine

"Enlarge patterns and drawings easily with the helpful Rapid Resizer... Great for applique and useful for lots of craft projects."

- Quiltmaker's Small Quilts Magazine, Summer 2010, page 9

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