I've been out of commission for a bit due to an unpleasant little flu bug but I'm back on the job again. It's Father's Day and the father is asleep in the hammock so I've got a few minutes to hop online and try some things.
So here's the plan. We're going to attempt to use the comments section of this blog entry as a wish list for those of you searching for a pattern. If you've finally figured out the perfect pattern for your body style (lucky you!) and want to purchase it. Just post a comment on this entry. Pattern sellers can read the list and post a reply comment.
You'll have to be registered AND logged in to leave a comment. The login form and registration links are located on left navigation menu.
Now I'm back to crawling the Internet in search some sort of module to handle this more gracefully.
Yes, it is true. That is chocolate that you see in the upper left corner and the lower left corner. I'm still working on the template. But I was just so excited with the new navigation that I decided to go live while I futzed with the artwork.
If perchance you find the site unreachable in the next week, just try back in a bit. I will continue to work on various areas of the site. As my background is in software testing, I'm very good at breaking things! So bear with me as I add new features.
And speaking of new features, I've had a request for a Wish List of sorts. The idea is to give pattern lovers a place to request patterns for purchase. Pattern sellers can come look at the requests and respond to the buyers. I know I have many boxes of patterns that aren't for sale anywhere so there's a good chance that someone may have just the pattern you need...it's just not listed. So continue to check the news bulletins and I'll continue to work on a way to implement this wish or want list. For the moment, if you just use the contact link on the menu and send me an email, I'll forward to the Patterns of History contributors. Maybe we can get you together with that special pattern!
We've changed our name...and our look! The O-Gal Pattern Archive has become Patterns of History. There are so many more people than just the O-Gal (ornament_gal) working on this project that it seemed time to adopt a name that was a bit broader than just this broad. I hope you like the new look and the new name.
