Stairway to Cat Heaven pattern

Jo, I don't have the pattern, but it sounds really cute. I'd love to have it too.

Sherry

Jo Gibs> Hello folks,

Once on the web, always on the web. Thus:

Have fun! Allison

If you click on the link within the first link Allison supplied, the cat templates are there!

Megwen

Oh Allison, thank you so much! I had seen this pattern years ago and always regretted not having saved it when it was available. You are a better computer sleuth than I am to find it. I will be making this as a gift for my sister who is a cat fanatic!

Ellen in Massachusetts

Allison, how does the web archive site work? i went there and put mccallsquilting.com into the search box which brings up all the dates. is there a way to search for a particular item like all those wee applique designs they used to have there free, then deleted them all to put onto a buy it disc. i saved some of them but lost them in a crash here on old computer. this site is new to me, i really like it tho, if only i could work out how it works. j.

"Allison" wrote ... Once on the web, always on the web. Thus:

Have fun! Allison

i seem to have found the 'make mine applique' section now. shame none of this shows up on google...or does it, hmm. off to play on the internet again. thanks again, Allison, for pointing this site out to me. j.

"J*" wrote... Allison, how does the web archive site work? i went there and put mccallsquilting.com into the search box which brings up all the dates. is there a way to search for a particular item like all those wee applique designs they used to have there free, then deleted them all to put onto a buy it disc. i saved some of them but lost them in a crash here on old computer. this site is new to me, i really like it tho, if only i could work out how it works. j.

"Allison" wrote ... Once on the web, always on the web. Thus:

Have fun! Allison

This time round I didn't find this thru the archive site but as a reference from someone else's current site. I think if you're going through the Wayback Machine (ie web.archive.org) you'd do a search with your expired link. IIRC I've done this with an expired bookmark to recover whatever it was I had originally saved. It is not perfect, in that links in an archived page are not directly active but with a bit of work you can dig things up.

A couple of suggestions - if there is a page you like and you want to keep the content you can always save it on your hard drive as a "web page complete". Then you can access it anytime using your browser. Another thing I do sometimes is print a web page to a pdf file (see: PrimoPDF). So then I have an electronic version that is easy to send to others.

HTH Allison

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