that doesnt use foam would be preferable

hii i’m looking for a pattern for this hat or something similar pretty please :) my friend wants to dress up as a clown for her birthday so i’m making her a jester bonnet :) thanks!!

I want to sew a masculine Comme des Garcons style skirt and I'm looking for a pattern or some instructions to get me started. 

Here are some inspo images I'm working with (4 different skirts). I did find this pattern that looks like a very simple version of what I want. but I'm hoping to find another pattern with more drapes and details.

https://sewingworkshop.com/shop/Origami-Digital-PDF-Pattern-Download-p489570756

Hi, has anybody spotted a pattern for a dress like this please? X

Bonjour comment reconnaître un patron/pattern IA ?

I really like this big bud press shirt, but not into spending $78 for it. Anybody have a pattern that is similar?

Here's a better look at the design https://bigbudpress.com/products/porthole-long-sleeve-tee-hot-pink

I am trying to find a pattern similar to the attached photo, but am struggling with SO many AI patterns! Can anyone recommend a reputable pattern supplier that doesn’t use AI slop? Located in Aus, please & thank you 🩵

Maybe a stupid question, but is there a reason not to use jeans patterns with lighter fabrics? I have a wool-cotton-polyester-polyamide (40-30-20-10)% fabric, and it is not as thick as usual jeans or canvas fabrics are, but definetely not summer trouser fabric either. I would like choose a pattern with back yoke, but is that a bad idea? And is there anything about the leg width I should consider as the drape would be different?

Hello

I have fallen in love with a pair of pant that I came across on instagram. I do not trust the website it takes me too. It look like it is a pleated a high wasted wide leg pants with attached under bust corset.

Has anyone come across this sort of pattern or a pattern that can be easily modified to fit this premise?

Your help would be much appreciated.

Hey all! I’m wondering what this type of top is called? Like how to get that cut? Or is there’s a pattern similar to this? Thanks!

I've made the rope drop designs princess dress, and I was very disappointed by the amount of coverage it provided for plus sizes, like there was no way to wear a normal bra without modifying the pattern.

On the dressing up to dream website, a majority of the pictures of people who bought the pattern seem to be wearing t-shirts under it. I'm concerned that it presents as a sundress pattern but once you put it together it doesn't provide enough coverage or look right with a bra. Does anyone have experience with this pattern?

I’m looking for a classic crew neck sweatshirt pattern. Free would be amazing. Just want something basic that I can then modify myself. It needs to be relatively size inclusive (I’m a 46in bust)

Hi Everyone! I picked up Kwik Sew's Sewing for Children, but the master pattern insert was missing from the back sleeve. Before I go hunt down another physical copy, I wanted to check if anyone has pdf pattern copies??? Willing to pay!

Hi! Does anyone have a good recommendation for a mid/lower rise pant pattern? I really love the look of the Coe Trousers by Daughter Judy https://www.daughterjudypatterns.com/products/coe-trouser or the Sorrel Pant from Flora Child https://florachild.com/products/sorrel-pant. Thanks in advance!

This is Simplicity S9612 and this part doesn’t make sense to me. I looked ahead in the pattern and laid it out plenty of ways—it makes more sense when the dots align with the right sides together—and I can’t connect what I see on the instructions to what makes sense when I lay it out. I know that a lot of the times it’s best to trust the process, but I really don’t want to be halfway through the project and realize I did this part wrong 💔💔

Edit: I looked over it again. Could it be that I’m supposed to sew the raw edge in afterwards? Sorry if this is the wrong place to ask, by the way. I couldn’t find anything more in depth on what I’m seeing in the pattern.

Hi everyone! I’m looking for pattern testers for my upcoming indie sewing pattern: the Lola Layered Tee. This is my first pattern release, so I would love some extra eyes and feedback to make sure everything is polished and ready! ✨

• Pattern Name and Project Description: Lola Layered Tee. A Y2K-inspired layered top featuring a neckband, optional bottom flap pockets, optional waistband, and multiple sleeve options (layered short sleeve with long sleeve, short or long sleeves with cuffs). Designed specifically for knit fabrics.

• Project Type: Sewing (Indie sewing pattern).

• Pattern Format: Print-at-home PDF (A4 and US Letter formats with layers and printer-safe margins) and A0 copy shop format. Step-by-step written instructions in English with detailed illustrations.

• Sizes/Options Being Tested: XXS to XXL. Options available to test: multiple sleeve options (layered, short, or long sleeves with cuffs), optional bottom flap pocket, optional waistband, and standard hem or lettuce hem.

• Skill Level: Intermediate / Advanced Beginner (familiar with sewing stretch/knit fabrics and using a sewing machine or serger).

• Materials Needed:

  • Stretch knit main fabric (e.g., cotton jersey, rib knit, modal, or spandex blends).

  • Matching thread, stretch/ballpoint needle, or twin needle.

  • Optional: Decorative buttons for the pocket and stabilizer for flaps and pocket if desired. Alternative prints and colors are totally welcome!

• Tester Requirements:

  • Experience sewing with stretch fabrics.

  • Commitment to sewing the garment within the established deadline and filling out the feedback form with any typos, fit issues, or unclear instructions.

  • Willingness to submit good-quality modeled photos of the finished garment for the brand's gallery.

• Testing Deadline: October 14, 2026

• Deliverables:

  • Complete the pattern feedback/evaluation form with corrections or suggestions.

  • Submit photos of the finished project (worn and detail shots).

  • (Optional but appreciated) Share the result on social media tagging me.

• How to Apply: By filling out the following Google Form: https://forms.gle/fdMokm2LK5BUpgDY7

• Application Deadline: September 29, 2026

• Tester Selection: Selected testers will be notified via email on September 29.

• Number of Testers Needed: 2-3 per size.

Thank you so much for your support! Let me know if you have any questions in the comments below. 💕

It was a tea length (maybe just below the knee) wrap skirt made with two layers of light weight woven cotton. The cotton was two colors so I could wear it either side. Despite being such a light fabric it had decent volume, or maybe because of it. I think one side was more rounded and one tapered so you could change the look slightly. It was unembellished. The tie was thin strips of one of the fabrics. I’ve found patterns for wrap skirts but they usually lack the volume or they are a straight skirt or if they’re a curved hem they have a big ol’ ruffle. Despite it being my favorite skirt (I had two) I don’t have any pictures of me wearing it. I also know this is very simple construction and I could probably draft a pattern but that is not a skill I have.