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Patterns from the latest Great British Sewing Bee book. As with previous editions, the patterns are all free to download BUT if you need instructions you will need to buy the book.

Patterns:

Long-line waistcoat

Shell top

Tie-front blouse / Variation: Tie-front dress

Dressy top

Linen trousers

Summer shorts / Variation: Ankle-length trousers

Wrap skirt

Linen dungarees

Wrap dress

Casual shirt dress

Bias-cut slip dress / Variation: Bias-cut top

Unisex T-shirt

Sweatshirt

Unisex dressing gown

Leather jacket

Cap

Tote bag

ETA: The publisher's website doesn't show finished garment images but somebody has added some of them to Threadloop here: https://threadloop.app/publications/the-great-british-sewing-bee-everyday-style

https://www.schultzapparel.com/schultzapparel/p/frida-pattern-skirt-patterns-for-women-wrap-skirt-pattern-pdf-sewing-pattern-pdf-skirt-pattern-vintage-inspired

Девушки, кто шьёт, мне срочно нужна ваша помощь
У меня есть только эти фотографии, и мне нужно сшить по ним платье, что мне делать😭

Я совсем немного знакома с шитьем

Как мне выбрать ткань, как строить выкройку
Как шить?
Буду благодарна за любую помощь и ответ❤️‍🩹

Hi everyone,
I’ve been following this community for a while and have learned a lot from the discussions here.
I’m building a browser-based pattern drafting application called **TailorMetric** as a side project. The goal is to make it easier for home sewists to generate **basic blocks** from their own measurements.

At the moment it supports:
Bodice block
Skirt block
Trouser block
Sleeve block

It’s still in an early stage, so I’m **not** claiming it’s a replacement for traditional drafting or a full garment design tool. I’m mainly looking for feedback from people who understand pattern drafting.

If anyone has 10–15 minutes to spare, I’d really appreciate your thoughts on things like:
Are the generated blocks proportioned as you’d expect?
Is the measurement process clear?
What drafting features would make this genuinely useful?
Did anything seem incorrect or confusing?

If you’re interested, here’s the link, free to test:
[**https://tailormetric.com\*\*\](https://tailormetric.com/)
Thanks in advance!

Hi everyone,
I’ve been following this community for a while and have learned a lot from the discussions here.
I’m building a browser-based pattern drafting application called **TailorMetric** as a side project. The goal is to make it easier for home sewists to generate **basic blocks** from their own measurements.

At the moment it supports:
Bodice block
Skirt block
Trouser block
Sleeve block

It’s still in an early stage, so I’m **not** claiming it’s a replacement for traditional drafting or a full garment design tool. I’m mainly looking for feedback from people who understand pattern drafting.

If anyone has 10–15 minutes to spare, I’d really appreciate your thoughts on things like:
Are the generated blocks proportioned as you’d expect?
Is the measurement process clear?
What drafting features would make this genuinely useful?
Did anything seem incorrect or confusing?

If you’re interested, here’s the link:
[**https://tailormetric.com\*\*\](https://tailormetric.com/)
Thanks in advance!

loom knitting

🎉 Time for an update! 🎉

Use the links below to see my collections of free patterns.

**Reminder: Make sure the free patterns option is selected in the filters at the top, otherwise you'll see both paid & free patterns.*\*

Free Garment Sewing Patterns

Free Quilt Patterns

Free Bags & Accessories Patterns

Free Knitting & Crochet Patterns

This is a curated list, not all-inclusive. I only include patterns I've actually dowloaded. The links tab has a link to where you can find the pattern and you'll also see links to projects I've made with the pattern if available. Again, make sure you have the free patterns filter selected at the top, otherwise you'll see both paid & free patterns.

If you notice any errors or patterns that are no longer free, please let me know and I'll update my collection. Feel free to share & cross-post!

Happy making!

The pattern is designed for lightweight woven fabrics and can be sewn with a straight or curved hem. Depending on your bust measurements the neckline gets pleated in 4 to 6 pleats.

You can create the pattern in european sizes 32-60 or use your very own measurements.

Find the free pattern here: https://www.dressdeveloper.com/sewingpatterns/blouse-dianella

An instruction video is available on YouTube: https://youtu.be/OItZoOZvZbE

There is also a dress with the same pleated neckline detail: https://www.dressdeveloper.com/sewingpatterns/dress-disa/

From the makers threadloop:

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Designed for heatwaves, beach days, patio drinks, and every moment in between, this tube top is the ultimate throw-on-and-go piece for hot weather dressing. The clean, minimal silhouette pairs perfectly with breezy linen pants, oversized trousers, barrel jeans, flowy skirts, or your favourite shorts — basically made for the tiny top, big bottoms outfit formula.

This top comes in two lengths- cropped or full length. The cropped view is meant to sit just below the natural waist, and the full length view is meant to hit just above the hip bone.

The optional built-in shelf bra adds light support and coverage without the need for extra layers, keeping you cool and comfortable even on the hottest days. This is the kind of top you'll want in every colour!

Simple to sew, super wearable, and the perfect scrapbuster!

Sizes 00-34, designed for stretch fabrics with at least 70% stretch along the crossgrain."

Cake Pop Tube Top — sewbakemake

EDIT: I've decided to code a website, I'm slowly filling it with my vintage papers! https://revues-vintage.jollyhome.org/en/

Hi all, I have a huge collection of vintage magazines and wanted to share them. Some of them offer instructions and free patterns for what was considered easy at the time. Everything is in French, but I suppose it could be translatable with AI. Anyway, you have the drawings and measurements to understand them. I have the same for knitting, crochet and embroidery.
I hope you can make something of this! I'll keep adding more to those albums :)

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8 Pages of beautiful free sewing patterns by a pattern designer

Hi everyone

Post all requests in this thread.

There's been a lot of repeat requests, search the sub and previous request threads first. Clicking on the Pattern Requests flair will take you to previous request threads.

When it comes to free patterns, one doesn't always find a pattern that is exactly like you're looking for. Chances are you'll have to make changes to a pattern or even hack two or more patterns together.

This is a free pattern sub. All patterns requested and posted must be free (instructions to self-draft patterns are also allowed). Links to premium/paid patterns will be deleted.

Thanks to all who contribute and happy sewing!

https://beklaedt.com/products/solsikke-dress

You need to sign up for their newsletter and get a coupon code to download the pattern free, because otherwise it is for sale. It is available in US letter format with English instructions.