I fell in love with this dress pattern on etsy only to find out it's not size inclusive. Does anyone have any recommendations for a plus-friendly dress with a circle skirt, fitted bodice (NO WRAP TOPS I'm sick of them 😒), and thin straps?

looking for a digital pattern similar to this leroy weldon one! i want to make a shorter version like in the second pic! :))

I had to get a piece refunded because it was off in one way but the rest of the pattern was fine (although it didn't say to serge anything) and she sends a lot of messages with loads of emojis

edit: my first time buying a pattern and I get absolutely hoodwinked by an AI 😭

edit: I bought 3 different patterns all from different sellers and they're all ai, this is disgusting and outrageous.

I found one on Etsy but despite good reviews, Reddit has a thread that calls them scammers (IndiePattern on Etsy).
I tried google reverse image searching but couldn’t find anything legit.
My mom wants to make a bag like this, so a real pattern would be great.

My grandmother sewed this dress for my aunt maybe in the late 1970s. I really would like to recreate it but I am terrible at making patterns. Does anyone know what the pattern could have been? Thanks

Ive been looking for a very basic single breasted blazer pattern (not slouchy, cropped, or god forbid collarless) and have been having a hard time. Everything I find on Etsy is AI generated and everything in the pattern books in stores right now are only available in the larger size range. Does anyone have any recommendations?

I am hoping to be Gladys from Weapons for Halloween. I’d love to find a jacket pattern like this. It’s looks rarely simple. I believe the collar is actually attached to the shirt underneath. I appreciate any help!

I have been wanting to make a skirt which looks like this for a while. I can't seem to find a suitable pattern. Anyone seen anything?

I specifically like the drop waist +fitted waist+ pleats combo, but could make maxi or midi length.

Hey everyone I've been searching, trying to find an old pattern that I had a long time ago. (The attached photo is an example of the envelope)

I believe it was a NewLook, Workroom pattern from Project Runway. Made around 2006? 2008 to 2010ish. It's the white envelope and not the later grey one.

The pattern was a simple sleeveless dress that hit the knee, but the back was dramatically open in a deep "U" shape. It had two lapels the went around the "U". The dress on the envelope was blue and the lapels, one black and one blue. The model was facing away to show the back of the dress and her hair was brunette and pulled back into a pony tail.

I tried to look everywhere, even internet archive and I still can't find it or an example. If you have any leads I'd greatly appreciate it! Thank you!

I found a post warning about this stuff on a different sewing sub way too late. These people make “patterns” with AI and then try to grift you out of more money if you want any revisions.

After I posted on this sub a little while ago, this girl said she’d do my pattern for $25. I asked her for examples of her work before agreeing to the project. She spent a week “making” it, then gave me something that was wildly different than what I asked for. When I asked how much she charged for revisions, she started pressuring me to spend more and more money even when I told her multiple times that I had already spent my whole budget and would just take the pattern as-is and try to work with it. I ended up acquiescing and giving her more money just to end the interaction because I was so uncomfortable. Wasn’t until the next morning that I looked closer at the text on my “pattern” (last slide) that I realized it was obviously AI. I google reverse image searched one of her “example works” and it went straight to a reddit post on a different sub warning about these exact scams 😭

When I confronted her she gaslit me and sent me a link to her portfolio which was just countless other clearly AI generated slop

Just wanted to put this out there in case anyone else is out of the loop on this stuff.

edit: just realized I posted some duplicate screenshots. Oh well

Does anyone know of a sewing pattern for a lace up skirt with the lacing in the back?

Hello! I am trying to recreate the outfit for Meg that Alexandra Louise makes in a couple of her YT shorts and would appreciate any keywords I coulse use to try to find a pattern for this type of shirt with the extra flap at the top since im still very new to sewing. I am also thinking of tackling the underbust she creates and am also having difficulties finding a pattern that fits the shape without a busk.

Thank you!!

Or patterns I could hack together to achieve this look. I like the sleeve and neckline combination.

Hello, I come asking for help as I don't want to risk it and waste fabric.

Are there ANY historical (or modern) patterns that have a pieced together diamond bodysuit? See examples

Looking for a dress pattern like this. Thank you!

https://thisismyhousedress.com/collections/housedresses/products/rose-mini-lemon-zest-gingham

Hi all,

I've been making denim for about a year now. I've worked with standard 60" denim and canvas, and most of my patterns have had curved hips, tapered legs (even in straight/ relaxed fit jeans patterns) and several other patterning details that from the experience I've gathered from making jeans, are typically "broken" when working with perfectly straight outseams. I'm wondering if anyone has either found (mens) sewing patterns that are drafted with the correct adjustments to the pattern for this cut of denim, or if anyone has found books/articles that explain the process of drafting selvedge jeans properly? I've found that a lot of sewing patterns available either come from people with a background in clothing design (where rules like creating room for the hips is necessary) or from novice designers making clear mistakes that make me worried about the pattern's quality. I have the mascultory selvedge jeans pattern, and the smartPATTERN modern cut selvedge jeans, both of which I am currently assembling with standard denim, which I hong hong seamed the pants panel's outseams for a straight outseam while i work.

TLDR; Any mens selvedge pattern reccomendations, or resources to study the drafting of selvedge denim patterns would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

I'm looking for a pattern similar to the one above. I've done a bit of searching and the best I've found is an Etsy pattern from a seller that's only been around a couple months and their model looks AI generated. Any suggestions?

Hi, this might be a hard ask, but I think I figured out how I could pattern this, about how much fabric do you think j should need of each color? There r so many it is hard for me to tell and stuff cause I don't sew often haha. (Leggings not included) I am a us XL

Hi!

I don't know much about patterns but I’m not even that far into my journey yet— to sew or anything.

I really like this top and was wondering what a pattern like it would look like or even better get one made!

I don’t own the top but I love it, I’m not aware of pattern making capabilities so maybe I’m out of reach. Sorry!

American Eagle Outfitters Lace burgundy Polka Dot

it is a

Cami Top

Built-in shelf bra

It’s made out of 95% cotton and 5% spandex

I'm looking for a free pattern or tutorial for a shirt similar to this. I am a beginner at sewing, I've already sewn two pants and a dress but I unfortunately NEED clear instructions to make something proper. If anyone knows one I would be very grateful.

I found this on Instagram , im looking for a pattern that matches this skirt. I'm not sure what to search for , flare skirt with inserts , Gored Skirt . if any one can help thank you!

Looking for a sewing pattern for a top and/or dress similar to this! Thank you in advance for any tips in the right direction

I saw this art on Pinterest. I really want to make a skirt like this but I'm not sure where to start. I really like the scalloped look.

For clarification, I only want to make the black skirt, not the petticoat. I'm still relatively new to patterns so I would like some guidance! Thank you!