| | (Code: FPC037) The Bernadette is a party in a skirt; pleated in the front - darted in the back! Plus, store your treasures in style with the super fun belt bag!
The pattern includes the skirt in two length options; mini and midi. The belt is closed with D-rings and the bag features a zipper pocket, front pouch, and flap.This is a versatile and fun to sew... | | |
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| | (Code: FPC038) The Pogonip Pullover is the perfect layer for all your outdoor adventures. It is an unlined pullover jacket, that features welt pockets, a sport collar, and a snap or button half front placket.
It is designed for woven or stable knit fabrics so you can have a lot of fun with your fabric choice. It looks great in everything from quilted fabrics,... | | | ✗Out of stock (order to reserve) | | 🗓️ Stock due in approx 3 days |
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| | (Code: FPC039) The Butano Button Up is both an understated essential and the ultimate styling workhorse in your wardrobe The Butano has a relaxed fit with enough ease to feel effortless without being entirely oversized. It comes with options to be sewn with short sleeves or long sleeves with a bound placket and cuff.
The optional neckerchief runs through belt... | | |
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| | (Code: FPC040) The perfect jacket for all of your adventures The Beachcomber is a lined jacket with patch pockets and options for a hood or collar. The front can be fastened with snaps or buttons.
The sleeve hems are brought in with elastic for a comfortable and flexible fit. The hem is faced and slightly curved for a cool look and feel | | |
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| | (Code: FPC041) The perfect pant for any adventure. The Ramblers are a pull on pant with an elastic waistband and built in belt. They feature a faux fly and slightly tapered legs.
Store all your goodies in the slanted side pockets, and for a little extra carrying capacity youve got fun patch pockets on the side seams. The Ramblers are designed to be loose... | | |
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| | (Code: FPC043) Meet the Flâneur Pants, a wide-leg, mid-rise pant for all your adventures—perfect for both strolling through the countryside and exploring a new city. The Flâneurs feature a zip fly with a flat front and elasticated back.
They do not have a side seam, making them easier to cut and sew, as well as ideal for sewing with prints. Store your... | | | ✗Out of stock (order to reserve) | | 🗓️ Stock due in approx 3 days |
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| | (Code: FWP104) This is a shortened version of the traditional Egyptian galabia or robe. This versatile shirt pattern can be sewn up for casual or elegant occasions for men and women.
The original garments are ankle length and unadorned. | | |
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| | (Code: FWP112) Versatile and comfortable garments include the hippari (jacket) for men and women, monpei (pants) and padded jacket for women.
Beautiful in traditional ethnic prints or coordinating new-age fabrics. Instructions included for traditional folded and stitched ties. | | |
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| | (Code: FWP114) This sewing pattern for a classic jacket in three lengths and with front or asymmetrical opening is descended from the noblewoman's attire of the Qing Dynasty (1644-1911).
It is still worn by people of Chinese heritage around the world as a festive garment. It can be made in lavish silks or satin for formal occasions or cottons for everyday... | | |
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| | (Code: FWP118) A festive full-length vest or sleeveless coat still worn by Tibetans today on special occasions. Its simple rectangular components make it perfect for pieced or handwoven fabrics, or exciting combinations of color and texture.
Pattern includes instructions for traditional stamped design and bound edge, as well as notes for handweavers. | | |
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| | (Code: FWP135) A grouping of truly versatile garments with a tailored kurta overshirt for men and women, kamiz tunic and bias-cut churidar pants for women.
The simple shapes of these garments make it easy to vary them creatively. Top everything off with the Gandhi hat. Pattern includes historical information about Indian dress | | |
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| | (Code: FWP151) During the Edo period in Japan (1615-1868), members of the samurai or warrior class wore the Kamishimo, a traditional costume made up of the Kataginu or pleated-front vest and Hakama or pleated pants/skirt.
The two garments were typically worn over a knee-length kimono for formal occasions. Today, the garments are frequently worn for official... | | |
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| | (Code: FWP158) This loose-fitting top originated in northern Ghana, but is now worn in many areas of West Africa, and has become popular around the world.
It is called fugu, or batakari, among other terms in Ghana, and is generally made from hand-woven strips of fabric with wedge-shaped godets inserted below the chest to give it a flared shape. Women's and... | | |
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| | (Code: FWP209) As the Victorian age drew to a close at the beginning of the 20th century and the Edwardian age dawned, women entered the arenas of sports and the professions.
This was the skirt they wore, because it was comfortable and yet unencumbered by bustles and hoops. Full-length or street-length, with five gores. Pattern includes instructions for... | | |
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| | (Code: FWP210) Fashion evolved rapidly from 1915 to 1920, as World War I, known as the Great War, changed forever the role of women in society.
This blouse dates from 1918, at the end of World War I.Fashion was in transition from frills to practicality, and this blouse blends the two beautifully. A continuing love of feminine details and an increasing need... | | |
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| | (Code: FWP211) The Middy has been a fashion classic for over a hundred years, although it has been a part of naval tradition since the days of sailing ship.
Its popularity peaked in the 1920s when newly-liberated women wore Middies for active sports and with skirts for more dressy occasions. | | |
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| | (Code: FWP222) In Victorian times, gentlemen were not considered properly dressed without a jacket, vest (or waistcoat), and tie. Indeed, even smart Victorian women donned fitted vests for street wear, with walking skirts and long jackets.
Today, the vests is still an integral part of business attire and fashion for men and women. | | |
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| | (Code: FWP224) The prototype for the sewing pattern of this delightfully feminine gown bespeaks the humblest of origins.
49 Cents Buys this Muslin Gown, boasted the 1902 Edition of the couturier of rural America Sears, Roebuck Catalogue.Several pages of style and fabric variations (all white) attest to its popularity, and the country lady anxiously awaited... | | |
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| | (Code: FWP229) Folkwear Sailor Pants originate from those worn by WWII Navy seamen (they actually drafted them from a pair a gentleman needed to have graded up to attend his WWII reunion years ago).
This style and design have been worn as part of the Navy uniform, or "Crackerjack" uniform, for many decades; and the nautical style influenced fashion for more... | | |
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| | (Code: FWP233) Glamour oozed in Hollywood in the 1930s and 1940s, and this is the daytime dress the starlets wore. It emphasizes curves, drapes elegantly, and lends an air of discreet sexiness.
The close-fitting bodice is visually cinched in with front waistline ties, and fits smoothly into a flared skirt. Shoulder pads lend that commanding air to any... | | |
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| | (Code: FWP235) Folkwear's Sporty Forties' Dress and Sweater patterns are classic examples of the ingenuity of the 1940s fashion designers.
They faced fabric shortages, government regulations, and the perennial desire of women to still look their best even in wartime. | | |
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| | (Code: FWP238) Smoking jackets symbolized sophistication during the 1920s and 1930s, both on the silver screen and in real life.
Our classy version features contrasting or quilted lapels, cuffs, and pocket trim. Pattern includes instructions for women's knitted tank top to wear underneath. | | |
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| | (Code: FWP240) The heroic working women of World War II inspired this factory wardrobe of camp shirt, pleated slacks, and overalls with sweetheart bib.
Pattern includes historical information and instructions for knitted sweater and crocheted snood that keeps hair in place. | | |
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| | (Code: FWP246) Turn-of-the-century women lingered over breakfast in this soft pleated closely fitted house dress or wrapper before struggling into their corsets. This pattern recreates this Day Dress look.
The buttoned front lining and the princess line in the back pull in the dress creating a fitted bodice while pleats at center front and back are held in... | | |
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| | (Code: FWP247) This dress comes from the 1940's when square shoulders, narrow hips, and skirts that ended just below the knee were the height of fashion.
Fabric rationing had lead to the use of darts, pleats, tucks, and other fabric manipulation to add interest to dresses without a lot of extra fabric. Our dress has an interesting bodice construction, with... | | |
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| | (Code: FWP250) The emergence of pants as acceptable public attire for women began in the early 1930 largely due to the enormous influence of the movies and the high-profile movie stars. | | |
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| | (Code: FWP254) This easy, breezy coat is a snap to make, with just four main pattern pieces. The front pieces have neck extensions that stitch together at center back to form the collar.
The back is stitched into a back yoke and features a deep pleat for maximum "swing." Sleeves are narrow at the wrist so you can push them up for a casual look, and they stay... | | |
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| | (Code: FWP269) This hat dates from the early 20th century and represents a transitional period in millinery history -- following the oversize Victorian confections of veiling and stuffed birds, but before the head-hugging cloches of the 1920s.
Fast and easy to sew, it has a casual and slightly slouchy look, with a modest brim and fabric flowers at center... | | |
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| | (Code: FWP270) This Blouse reflects the military styling of World War I uniforms as well as the new interest in comfortable and practical two-piece garments.
The easy-sew blouse features a breezy loose fit slightly belled sleeves flared hemline with gentle downward curve at center back V-neck and sailor collar. | | |
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| | (Code: FWP503) This fully-lined Cocoon Coat was designed around 1913-1919 by Paul Poiret, a renowned early 20th century designer. It features bat wing sleeves, one-piece front/back body, neckband, and hobble skirt.
The easy-sew Reticule (drawstring bag), typical of the same period, is fully lined and closes with decorative cording; it is embellished with a... | | |
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| | (Code: FWPB001) The apron, or pinafore, is one of humanity's oldest garment forms. Whether worn to cover and protect the body or to mark status, garments that covered the front of the torso and lap are seen in Neolithic art and Renaissance paintings.
Our Pinafore dress is both a covering and a garment, with helpful pockets added in.This easy-to-sew,... | | |
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| | (Code: FWPB002) While the word tunic comes from the Latin tunica, the tunic was not invented by the Romans. Examples of garments that cover the torso and the top of the legs, with sleeves and side seams, can be found in ancient art from South America to Southeast Asia and are worn worldwide today.
This easy-sew tunic pattern features a handkerchief hem, side... | | |
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| | (Code: FWPB003) This simple, fully-lined jacket is the perfect piece - no matter the season. The roomy fit, simple open front design, and built-on sleeves create a lovely jacket that can be made with many different fabrics.
The design features a back seam and side seams, patch pockets, and bound sleeve openings. Because this jacket form is so simple, it makes... | | |
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| | (Code: FWPB004) Everyone should have a warm coat in their wardrobe, and this roomy, low-calf length Overcoat fits the bill perfectly. Simple, un-lined construction, with built on sleeves (dolman-like) and a one-piece front placket, make this a quick coat to sew up. The roomy fit allows this coat to be layered over bulky winter clothing, and provides a fashionable... | | |
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| | (Code: FWPB005) These simple, elastic-waist pants are incredibly comfortable. Easy to sew and easy to wear, they feature a high-rise waist and front pockets with a pocket flap detail that is fun to embellish (add embroidery or buttons!).
Make these in a crisp cotton for work, twill for gardening, or soft flannel for lounging. This pattern is also an ideal... | | |
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| | (Code: GSP11004A) The Archer Button Up is a loosely fitting button up shirt with long sleeves. View A has angled cuffs and a back pleat at yoke. View B has straight cuffs and a gathered lower back detail.
Techniques involved include sewing a straight seam, setting sleeves, continuous button plackets, adding a shirt collar and buttons & buttonholes. Pattern is... | | | ✗Out of stock (order to reserve) | | 🗓️ Stock due in approx 3 days |
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| | (Code: GSP11004B) The Archer Button Up is a loosely fitting button up shirt with long sleeves. View A has angled cuffs and a back pleat at yoke. View B has straight cuffs and a gathered lower back detail.
Techniques involved include sewing a straight seam, setting sleeves, continuous button plackets, adding a shirt collar and buttons & buttonholes. Pattern is... | | |
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| | (Code: GSP11006) With a modern, slim fit ideal for layering, the Lark Tee is your closet's new best friend. It's great on its own or under your favorite button up, sweater, or blazer.
All four sleeves are interchangeable with each of the necklines resulting in 16 potential different tees in one pattern!Techniques involved include sewing with knits, straight... | | |
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| | (Code: GSP11008A) The Hadley is a drapey, fluid, sophisticated a-line top with two necklines, two back options (pleated or straight) and the option of either sleeveless or a long sleeve.
Both are subtly geometric as they have centre seams in front and back as well as a wide hem.Light to medium weight fabrics such as cotton, linen, silk, rayon, voile or lawn. | | | ✗Out of stock (order to reserve) | | 🗓️ Stock due in approx 3 days |
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| | (Code: GSP11008B) The Hadley is a drapey, fluid, sophisticated a-line top with two necklines, two back options (pleated or straight) and the option of either sleeveless or a long sleeve.
Both are subtly geometric as they have centre seams in front and back as well as a wide hem.Light to medium weight fabrics such as cotton, linen, silk, rayon, voile or lawn. | | |
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| | (Code: GSP11009A) The Augusta is a cocoon shaped dress or shirt with an asymmetrical collar and mitered split hem.
Choose from a short cuffed sleeve or a long straight sleeve; both are interchangeable with the dress or shirt. | | |
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| | (Code: GSP11009B) The Augusta is a cocoon shaped dress or shirt with an asymmetrical collar and mitered split hem.
Choose from a short cuffed sleeve or a long straight sleeve; both are interchangeable with the dress | | |
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| | (Code: GSP11010B) TThe Uniform Tunic is designed as a choose your own adventure sewing pattern. While we have provided four options for you, the possibilities are endless as all of the design features are mix and match!
Choose your favorite neckline and skirt, decide between sleeves or sleeveless, add pockets — you can’t go wrong! | | |
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| | (Code: GSP11011A) The Corin is a drapey drop shoulder top with a wide round neckline. The pattern includes two sleeve options – a ruffled cap sleeve and a straight 3/4 length sleeve.
An optional gathered elastic detail at the front and back waist adds interest and shaping. While we have have sewn up three views of the pattern, the sleeves and elastic can be... | | |
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| | (Code: GSP11011B) The Corin is a drapey drop shoulder top with a wide round neckline. The pattern includes two sleeve options – a ruffled cap sleeve and a straight 3/4 length sleeve. An optional gathered elastic detail at the front and back waist adds interest and shaping. While we have have sewn up three views of the pattern, the sleeves and elastic can be combined in any configuration to create 6 different options. | | |
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| | (Code: GSP12002A) Reed is an A-Line skirt with multiple pocket and closure options. Views A and B feature an inset pocket and a button front closure. Views C and D have patch pockets and a center back invisible zipper.
The Reed also has two length options: A and C hit just above the knee while B and D fall mid-calf. | | |
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| | (Code: GSP12002B) Reed is an A-Line skirt with multiple pocket and closure options. Views A and B feature an inset pocket and a button front closure. Views C and D have patch pockets and a center back invisible zipper.
The Reed also has two length options: A and C hit just above the knee while B and D fall mid-calf. | | |
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| | (Code: GSP13001A) Alder is a loosely fitted, sleeveless shirtdress with two options. View A falls into an A-Line below the bust and features a curved hem, bust darts, and two breast pockets. View B features the same bodice as View A but with a gathered skirt at the sides and back of the dress.
Techniques involved include sewing a straight seam, bust darts, bias... | | |
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| | (Code: GSP13001B) Alder is a loosely fitted, sleeveless shirtdress with two options. View A falls into an A-Line below the bust and features a curved hem, bust darts, and two breast pockets. View B features the same bodice as View A but with a gathered skirt at the sides and back of the dress.
Techniques involved include sewing a straight seam, bust darts, bias... | | |
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| | (Code: GSP13003A) The Farrow features an elegant A-line shape set off by a jewel neckline. Clever diagonal seaming adds interest and conceals inseam pockets. The option of making the Farrow sleeveless or using the bracelet length sleeves gives it year-round versatility.
Techniques involved include sewing a straight seam, setting sleeves, inseam pockets, and... | | |
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