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Explore our garment sewing patterns, suitable for sewers of all skill levels. Find an array of options to sew everything from on-trend trousers to stylish tops. These garment patterns, crafted by renowned designers, provide the downloadable patterns and instructions you need to bring a wide range of wardrobe essentials to life. Whether you're a seasoned sewist or complete beginner, our quick and easy sewing tutorials make it easy to tackle garment projects with confidence, and learn techniques such as how to create pleats and how to insert sleeves. From casual everyday wear to special occasion ensembles, learn to sew clothing that flatters your figure and aligns with your unique style today.

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Quick View Cowl Neck Tunic

Cowl Neck Tunic

Quick View Corduroy Wrap Skirt

Corduroy Wrap Skirt

Size

Note: start by taking your waist and hip measurements. The largest of these will be meas A Back panel: cut one (divide meas A by four, add 4cm = width) x (desired length* plus 4cm = length) on the fold from printed corduroy Front panel: cut two (divide meas A by four, add 12cm = width) x (desired length* plus 4cm = length) from printed corduroy Pocket: cut two 20cm x 27cm rectangles each from plain corduroy and lining fabric Waistband: cut one 6cm x (waist meas x 1.5, plus 1.3m) strip from plain corduroy *Natural waist to hem length 1.5cm seam allowance used throughout.

Designer

Julia Claridge

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Quick View Two Tone Long-Sleeved Blouse

Two Tone Long-Sleeved Blouse

Quick View Off-The-Shoulder Top

Off-The-Shoulder Top

Quick View Satin Bomber Jacket

Satin Bomber Jacket

Pattern format

pdf

Size

Front: cut one pair in fabric and lining Back: cut one on the fold in fabric and lining Sleeve: cut one pair in fabric and lining Pocket: cut two pairs from fabric Collar: cut one on the fold in ribbing Sleeve cuffs: cut two 18cm x 20cm pieces from ribbing Waistband: cut a 18cm x 66cm piece from ribbing 1.5cm seam allowance used throughout.

Designer

Amanda Walker

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Quick View Classic Shift Dress

Classic Shift Dress

Quick View Belted Blouse

Belted Blouse

Size

Note: begin by taking your hip measurement Front/back: cut four (quarter of hip plus 24cm) x 72cm rectangles Neckband: cut one 5cm x 74cm strip on the bias Cuff: cut two 10cm x 45cm strips Belt: cut one 14cm x 152cm strip Belt loops: cut two 3cm x 10cm strips 1.5cm seam allowance used unless otherwise stated.

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Amanda Walker

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Quick View Boxy Top and Pencil Skirt

Boxy Top and Pencil Skirt

Size

TOP: cut from chambray Front/back: see cutting diagram, cut two on the fold Neck binding: cut one 4cm x 72cm strip on the bias SKIRT: cut from jersey Front/back: cut two on the fold (one quarter of your hip measurement + 1.5cm) x (desired length + 3cm)* *If doubling fabric, lay the pattern piece or draw straight onto fabric that has been folded widthways, then lengthways. 1.5cm seam allowance used throughout.

Designer

Amanda Walker

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Quick View Harem Pants

Harem Pants

Size

Note: start by taking your waist and hip measurements Pants (for front/back): cut one pair* on the fold (hip measurement + 30cm, divided by 4) x 95cm Waistband: cut one strip 24cm x (waist measurement + 9cm) Leg cuff: cut two 12cm x 26cm strips *The pants front piece is cut 2cm lower at the top than the back The following is based on a size 10-12 (92cm hip, 68cm waist). Pants: (92 [hip] + 30cm, ÷ 4 = 30.5*) 30.5cm x 95cm (95cm is length, adjust if needed) Waistband: 24 x (68 [waist] + 9** = 77) 24cm x 77cm * Extra 7.5cm (the +30cm ÷ 4) width on the hip is for ease (6cm), plus seam allowance (1.5cm) ** Extra 9cm width on the waistband is for ease (6cm) plus seam allowance (3cm) 1.5cm seam allowance used.

Designer

Amanda Walker

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Quick View Simple Velvet Shift Dress

Simple Velvet Shift Dress

Beginner

Simple Velvet Shift Dress

Difficulty level

Beginner

Pattern format

pdf

Size

Custom-sized

Designer

Julia Claridge

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Quick View Easy Pencil Skirt

Easy Pencil Skirt

Beginner

Easy Pencil Skirt

Difficulty level

Beginner

Pattern format

pdf

Size

8-20

Designer

Amanda Walker

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Quick View Cap-Sleeve Wrap Dress

Cap-Sleeve Wrap Dress

Intermediate

Cap-Sleeve Wrap Dress

Difficulty level

Intermediate

Pattern format

pdf

Size

8-20

Designer

Amanda Walker

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Quick View Vintage Wrap Blouse

Vintage Wrap Blouse

Size

Front: cut two 58cm x (waist ÷ 2 + 42.5cm) pieces from fabric Back: cut one 58cm x (waist ÷ 4 + 40cm) piece each from fabric Tie: cut two 30cm x 1m strips from fabric 1.5cm seam allowance used unless otherwise stated.

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Amanda Walker

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Quick View Sleeveless Lace Shift Dress

Sleeveless Lace Shift Dress

Size

Note: begin by taking your bust and waist measurements. The largest of these will be measurement A. The width of the front/back piece will be measurement B. Cut out all pieces with height measurement on the fold Dress front/back: cut two (divide meas. A by four, add 3.5cm = width) x (desired length minus 18.5cm^ = height) on the fold from jersey Neckband: cut one 4.5cm x 56cm* strip from jersey Top insert: cut two (meas. B = width) x 18.5cm (height) pieces on the fold from lace Middle insert: cut two (meas. B = width) x 8cm (height) pieces on the fold from lace Bottom insert: cut two (meas. B = width) x 10.5cm (height) pieces on the fold from lace ^ See Do The Maths panel *If using a fabric with less stretch, you may need to add an extra 2cm to the neckband length. 1.5cm seam allowance used unless otherwise stated.

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Julia Claridge

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