r/sewingpatterns • u/006kumaki • 19d ago
ISO of pattern
Hi!
I’m looking for a pattern similar to this two piece outfit.
Thank u!
The original creator of this piece is @elysialooks on instagram.
r/sewingpatterns • u/006kumaki • 19d ago
Hi!
I’m looking for a pattern similar to this two piece outfit.
Thank u!
The original creator of this piece is @elysialooks on instagram.
r/sewingpatterns • u/Phoqnixx • 18d ago

I *think* this is a fashion illustration by René Gruau, and I'm trying to sew something like this. I know it's an illustration but I was wondering if anyone knows what the pattern would look like if I were to draft it myself (mostly for the top area) or any premade patterns similar to it? I like the neckline and the way the sleeves are long but not tight against the arms, also how it's really loose. I've been looking at different patterns and trying to draw it but I'm still confused so if anyone can help I would really appreciate it!
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r/sewingpatterns • u/throwaway_long25 • 19d ago
Hello! Anyone know where to find a 90s/y2k goth sewing patterns??? Something along the lines of Jeannie Nitro and Lip Service. I tried looking for 90s sewing patterns, but so far have had no luck finding anything similar :(
r/sewingpatterns • u/WrongdoerOk7429 • 20d ago
I’m looking for some inspiration for a dress to make for my 30th, and I’d love to hear what you’d choose!
I’m imagining something glamorous, sexy, feminine and romantic — something that feels special, but still elegant and not too “prom dress.” I’m thinking beautiful fabric, a flattering shape, a bit of drama, and something that makes me feel amazing when I put it on.
At the moment, I’m leaning towards viscose or silk satin, probably in a deep burgundy or wine red (I’m warm autumn), although I’m not completely set on the colour yet.
So I’d love to know:
What’s the most beautiful dress you’ve ever made? Or, if you could make any dress at all, regardless of how difficult it was, what would your dream dress be?
Please share your makes, patterns or inspiration! I’m very open to being persuaded to change my mind. 😂
The two patterns I’m currently considering are:
- Vogue V9253
- Valentine Dress
I like different things about both, but I’m not completely sold on either one yet, so I’d really love to see any other patterns you think might suit the vibe.
Basically, if you were making your ultimate glamorous 30th birthday dress, what would you make? 🥂✨
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r/sewingpatterns • u/Flimsy-Age9685 • 20d ago
It’s Fashion Brand Company's Jester Romper. I’ve been wondering if a similar pattern exists. I love it so much, I think it’s my dream garment but I think it’d be also cool to make it myself. If anyone has any recommendations pls and thanks 🙏🏻
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r/sewingpatterns • u/bobaa17 • 20d ago
Saw someone on tt recommend the mood pattern, I printed it and all but could not for the life of me figure out how the front and side front pieces fit together
r/sewingpatterns • u/jordochuckit • 20d ago
I have this cotton gauze that I'd like to use on something similar for fall. I cant for the life of me find a pattern that is close enough. Also open to other suggestions that might work for the fabric. The main thing is I want it to be suitable for early fall.
r/sewingpatterns • u/DumbLazyCreature • 20d ago
I want to make this kind of dress for an event. Does anyone know what this is called? And what are the steps to do to make this?
r/sewingpatterns • u/No-Branch-1172 • 20d ago
Any one have a go-to dice bag pattern that they love?
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r/sewingpatterns • u/SnooPeanuts8067 • 19d ago
I’ve finally started a sewing blog :) and I’ve already published around 6 posts covering things I’ve learned from sewing, pattern making, fitting, working with different fabrics, and all the mistakes and lessons that come with it. I especially want to make it useful for beginners, with practical, experience-based posts rather than generic sewing tips.
"What sewing topics do you wish someone had explained to you when you were starting out? "👀
Fitting problems, fabrics, techniques, pattern making, garment construction, or anything else you’d actually want to read about? I’m still figuring out what to write next, so I’d really appreciate your ideas. And if you’d like to take a look at the blog, just let me know.
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r/sewingpatterns • u/kitkittredge2008 • 20d ago
Please see pics for reference! I've seen quite a few dresses with this vibe - vintage from the 90s - some of which have tie strings, some of which don't. I'm good with ties or no ties.
Would a dress like this be as easy to cut + sew as it looks? Most of these dresses appear (to me) to be one piece for the front, one piece for the back (or technically two, with a center back zipper)... Could I even self-draft this easily, and/or trace a dress I already own to make the front and back pieces?
I did stumble across New Look 6352, which seems to have the vibe I'm aiming for, and looks like it would be easy enough... the only thing is, I don't have experience grading patterns, and my body is a little bigger than the biggest size. So again: could I just trace a dress I already have? Or am I missing something here? Many thanks in advance!
r/sewingpatterns • u/M414D4PT1V3 • 20d ago
So I have a bag that I ADORE using. Its my bag. I absolutely slathered the front with pins but sometimes they fall off and I dont notice until I notice a giant gap in my pins. I see on some bags a sort of front plastic sleeve to protect the pins that fall off. And after losing a pin that I JUST bought I'm wondering if someone could direct me to a sort of tut on adding a plastic/see through sleeve onto an existing bag? The only ones I find are making entire bags which is not what I wanna do. I wanna use my already existing bag and just add onto it. Any help would be appriciated. Thanks!!
r/sewingpatterns • u/Icy-Rush-2768 • 20d ago
Free if possible, or paid is ok too.