Pattern Source

http://trantanphat.com/tailoring/drafting/

Some online, downloadable (for purchase) designer patterns: http://shop.sans.name/pieces/index.html

Roddenberry.com has actually really real patterns from the Star Trek series(es)! http://www.roddenberry.com/wardrobe/patterns

I would like to find more franchise patterns from film, movies or designers. Any suggestions were to look? I really would love to see more of these coming out!

Anyone know of sources for free couture patterns or pattern puzzles like the ones here? I'd be open to some for-purchase ones too if there is such a thing?

Hey everyone!

I've been asked to make my friend a costume and she is after the outfit from the Suckerpunch film

http://www.movie-list.com/posters/big/zoom/suckerpunch.jpg

I've not got alot of time to make it so looking for something that is going to help me out loads!

Thanks x

I'm looking for a pattern for some pumpkin pants but I'm not having much luck. I kinda want them to look like this or this, preferably a free pattern.
Thanks for any help. >w<

Full size basic dress pattern generator: http://scandinaviantailoring.com/i.dtta/patternmaking/w_intro.htm
I haven't used it but it looks to print pattern pieces at size.

I'm looking for a pattern/tutorial for a ringmaster tailcoat, preferably something free. I want to make a loli ringmaster outfit and already have a skirt, just need to get the other outfit pieces together. So does anyone have a good tutorial/pattern or know of one? Thanks in advance!

Merry Christmas Pattern-Source! :D

Father Christmas dropped me a SEWING MACHINE for Christmas, which I'm quite chuffed about - however I'm 28 and the last time I used a sewing machine was when I was 12. And I wasn't very good. :p

So, what I'd like is some easy patterns that I can kinda do. hee. Anything free, and easy... or learny :p dolls clothes, kids clothes, anything :D

I think I might finally make my quilt!

Thanks in advance! :)

Hi there, I'm looking for a pattern for a capelet or shrug, preferably with a collar not a hood, but either is doable. :) If you have any questions, ask away. Thank you!

While searching Google Images I stumbled across an image of a bullet bra pattern. Clicked it and found out it's an actual large image accompanied with a full tutorial on how to put it all together.

The pattern is for a C cup so will have to be graded up or down accordingly.

The blog post is here.

Based on the image of the women on the pattern, I don't think it's from the 50s/early 60s, so it might not be an authentic bullet bra, but it's the closest I've found on the net in all my searching.

Have fun, everyone!