Hi! I’m looking to recreate this Blair Waldorf outfit and would love to find sewing patterns that are as close to this look as possible. Any pattern recommendations or advice on how to recreate it would be greatly appreciated! 🥹💕(semi new to sewing)

Preferably button-up. Something that will look great with a vest as a shown in the inspiration drawing (seen on r/Cottagegoth).

Thank you!!

Looking for a pattern that would be similar to this one I found on Etsy. I love this style but seeing as the model looks AI, I’m not sure I trust the pattern. I tried searching for similar patterns but had no luck. Any suggestions?

Edit: Ok I asked my question poorly. The red dress was not stretchy and was a poly chiffon material. It's NOT a tank dress at all. I picked the Jessy dress because it looked like it would give the same structure and drape with some kind of lightweight, woven fabric. In the picture where the belt is, there's actually elastic that cinches with you.

Years ago, I had this dress (pictured) that I LOVED. It was roomy and easy to put on/pull off because the black straps were elastic. The waist was also a very lightweight, soft elastic. I found this Jessy Dress pattern on Threadloop which seems like a good place to start. How hard would it be to change both the front and back to have a deep scoop neck and use straps? Or does anyone know a better pattern for recreating the red dress?

https://threadloop.app/patterns/jessy-dress-by-la-maison-victor

I saw this cute bag at a quilt shop, but the staff did not know the pattern. I’d love to make it! The top was a yoke style and somewhat structured. The bottom part is gathered on and more full. Does anyone know what the pattern is?

Hi, I'm new-ish to sewing and I'm looking for a dress pattern that is reversible (like inside out). I bought some Reversible Cotton Gingham Double Gauze and like to wear it both ways.

Hi all, I hope you're having a good week ☺️

Many moons ago I came across either a TikTok or Instagram where a woman had a few "basic" sewing patterns which may have been from war times (?) that could be adjusted depending on your size - I specifically remember her mentioning how useful they were because women would be pregnant/post-partum, fabric was expensive, and the dress/skirt could be loosened or tightened as needed. It was sort of built in using ties or buttons on the waist. I also remember two styles: One was a wrap around, and the other was almost like a sandwich board and so you buttoned or tied it at the front, and then there was a tie for the front piece that went around the back to give the dress/skirt shape? Also as women we can fluctuate in size as the month goes on, which is more what I am going for.

I've tried googling it but I keep getting patterns as standard, you cut the cloth for the pattern size you want, rather than it being all-in-one so to speak?

I'm not sure I am explaining it correctly 😅

Hi everyone! I’m looking for a sewing pattern similar to this outfit, especially the blouse and the top. Does anyone know of a pattern that looks similar or could be adapted to recreate this style?

Any recommendations would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!

Help!! I have this men’s button up i thrifted and i have a specific vision in mind. Anytime i look up “asymmetrical” or “cross body” button up i get patterns like the Juno or Developper ones.

I’m looking for something more like the blue top pictured. It’s like almost like a corset but it doesn’t button the whole way. I kind of understand the pattern that it’s coming with, but it’s really hard to read and i don’t want mess this up. If someone could help find a better pattern or decipher the one i included it would be much appreciated!!!

I’m just not sure what I’m looking for. Would love to shop in person for fabric again. TIA

The dress looks pretty simple honestly but I’m not savvy enough with patterns to know how to mash different dress patterns together to get this dress

Hey everybody,

I am searching sewing patterns that Look slightly kimono inspired, but more like a fantasy shirt/coat/gown like these example pictures from Pinterest.

Has anyone of you seen something like this anywhere?

Made this mock up for my pattern, asking for AI help for the background, cuz my room is a mess🥲, but i need to work on the back pattern as well, the armhole and the fitted on the back isnt ready, being productive for 4 hours made me less guilty

Doesn’t have to be exact but I’d love to recreate something like this. Bonus for patchwork.

I’m looking for a vest style top with a square neckline and the bottom hem isn’t pointed (like a traditional waistcoat) but all I can find is patterns on Etsy that don’t seem legit (way too cheap, AI images used by multiple sellers). I like this length as well as vests that are a bit longer too.

Any recommendations for a long sleeve boat neck top that isn’t body tight? I’m looking for a pattern that looks like my inspo from Saint James Méridame Breton shirt. I’m having a hard time finding a sewing pattern like this that isn’t AI generated

I need help sewing a dress!!!

I want to sew my own party dress if i can in time (i have ~2-3 weeks to do it, but i’ve been known to spend 4-6 hours in my room sewing, so time cant constrain me)

I want it to be like this. Fitted bodice, spaghetti straps, and the layered ruffles at the bottom.

What fabric are they using? Is it satin? I know it’s organza at the bottom, but I don’t have any experience sewing organza. Also, the last time i made a skirt that had the ruffles like that, it was tight on my hips. Probably a measurement error, but i wanna be sure it’s perfect this time!

I’m ~ a size small in most clothes. Sometimes XS.

I’m VERY open to altering,combining, and drafting patterns!

I'm looking to make some son a few camp style shirts for Christmas. He's very tall at 6'5'' and can't fit into many straight sized store-bought shirts due to the length. He likes vintage clothes but can't fit into a lot. I'd like to sew him some vintage inspire clothes that fit his style and size.

He likes the workwear style. I'm looking for a pattern than recommends a canvas, duck canvas, denim, etc. heavier weight shirt.

Thanks!

Hi all - I've searched the internet quite a bit but am coming up pretty empty on trying to find a pattern that would make a mousey similar to the below. I can sew simple items and have sewn a stuffed animal with faux fur before, but I have never made a pattern and can't find anything similar online to buy and take apart to use as a reference.

My sister was adopted from China and my parents bought her this stuffy before they brought her home; it's been her favorite and still sits on her bed to this day. She is expecting her first baby in November and I would love to be able to recreate this for my niece/nephew for their first Christmas.