I am not sure how to help you, but I do know of a digital pattern drafting company here in the States. It is called "Wild Ginger" designs. They have a website, maybe you could send them an email. They sell CD_roms where you input your measurements and it prints out pattern pieces.

Good Luck! Carrie

Once you have the pattern, why would you put it in digital form? What would be the advantage? Without a special printer and paper, you'd print out the pieces on 8.5 x 11 inch paper and tape them together each time you wanted to use it.

I suppose you could scan the pattern pieces on a scanner, and store the images in a folder on your computer.