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About sewing patterns

Digital sewing patterns give you the pattern pieces and instructions to sew a garment or project, delivered as files instead of tissue paper. You can print tiled pages at home and tape them together, send a large-format file to a copy shop, or use a projector file to cut directly from the fabric.

Independent pattern designers cover dresses, tops, trousers, outerwear, lingerie and swimwear, children's clothing, menswear, bags and accessories, quilts and home décor. Many offer extended or inclusive size ranges and layered PDFs so you can print only the sizes you need.

Before buying, compare your measurements with the size chart and the finished garment measurements, check the fabric type and yardage, and see if the pattern includes seam allowance. Beginners should look for detailed photo or illustrated instructions.

Choosing a sewing pattern

  • Compare your body measurements and the finished measurements in the size chart.
  • Check which files are included: tiled letter or A4, copy-shop, projector.
  • Look for layered PDFs so you can print only your size.
  • Check fabric type, stretch requirements and yardage.
  • See whether seam allowance is included and how much.

Questions about sewing patterns

How do I print a PDF sewing pattern correctly?

Print at actual size or no scaling, then measure the test square before cutting. If it's off, check your printer settings.

What is a projector file?

A file designed to be projected onto your cutting table at true scale so you can cut without printing or taping pages.

Can I sell clothes I sew from the pattern?

Many designers allow small-scale sales of finished items; some require a commercial license. Check the listing.

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