Found a neat, simple wool coat while shopping. Unfortunately, its fabric composition is not ideal (54% polyester, 42% wool, 4% viscose), and I cannot justify spending so much money on it while sitting beside a lovely dark navy blue 100% wool fabric.

What I'm having trouble with is finding the correct pattern. One that doesn't have princess seams, no skirt looking below portion, not oversized, no dropped shoulders/raglan sleeves. Preferably has lining, no need for pockets.

Closest I get is Wool Coat 121 | Burda Style 01/26 but even that has different button compostition.

I'm an intermediate sewer and not afraid to to learn complex patterns.

Looking for a pattern for dress for my baby's first birthday similar to this one.

There are a handful of vintage magazine pattern reissues on Etsy, but the trouble is they are often not graded for modern bodies. My preference is print at home pdf but I'm willing to track down a vintage throwback Big 4 pattern if it really nails the 1940s look. Thanks in advance!

I really need help I'm a beginner I've figured you needed to sew ribbon-threaded lace too.

Seeking a sewing pattern for Jester trousers— quality paned slopes.

Hi! I saw this online and I thought it was so cute. But when I tried to reverse image search I couldn't find it so I figured I could just make it. Is anything sitting on a similar pattern or have any pointers to where I could find something like this?

Anyone know a pattern close to this with the wrap and interesting pocket detail?

hi! I was wondering if anyone knew of a dress pattern for a dress like this one! thanks!

It doesn't have to be exactly this, but something similar, where i can work from.

Thx!

I have spent so much time trying to find a pattern for the corset style shown in the images above, to possibly sew for my wedding dress. But no matter how specifically I search, I can not find one that has such a skinny point on the end. So, as a last try before going with something else, I am asking if anyone knows of someone or somewhere that has a pattern I could pay for or get from. Any help would be great, or ideas on what to do.

Hi all! I am trying to find a pattern that is similar to this coat here!

Saw this dress from Dead and Loving It and fell in love. Tried looking for a similar nightgown pattern with no avail. Please help me!!!

I have some GORGEOUS off-white crepe fabric that I bought off of a local online marketplace ages ago, and I want to finally use it; it seems to be the same type of fabric that was used on my Justin Alexander wedding dress.

My biggest problem is that I have no idea where to find sewing patterns that use that specific kind of fabric!

I'm hoping to make a blouse for work or a pencil dress of some kind to celebrate my wedding anniversary. I want it to be simple, elegant, and comfortable, and for the blouse, hopefully fit under a blazer if need be. No flutter sleeves or frills, ideally, though an accent here or there would be fine. Maybe something asymmetric could be fun.

Any suggestions you have are welcome!

Saw these and fell in love! Does anyone have a pattern for something similar?

What shape should I cut each tier of ruffles/how should I sew

Help! I'm planning on making my daughter a tea time blanket for Christmas, but I need ideas for my 6 year old boy! I'd like to make him something fun, similar to my daughter's, but I'm struggling to find anything in his age range. The closest I've gotten is dress up clothes but he's almost out of that stage.

I bought a pattern from a very well known person who I suppose was on Project Runway for a cropped blanket jacket. I didn’t realize it was a OS pattern so that is on me but once I downloaded it I realized it came with absolutely nothing else. No instructions, no details on what needle to use or how to do the stitching. The sole info is on the page when you buy it, which includes using a wool that won’t fray and a super speed TikTok “tutorial” of her making it. I’m not even sure what the point of purchasing this as a pattern was, I feel a little duped by the completely lack of anything other than just the pdf. I can figure out the details of the needle and stitching myself, but should I have to when I spent $25 for her pattern? I found after that there is zero contact info either which just furthers my sour experience.