Where can I get sewing patterns?
Hello, my dears,
I recently bought a sewing machine and am now looking for somewhere to get patterns. Does anyone know of any good apps or magazines, or perhaps someone else has a completely different idea?
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I would definitely take a good magazine.
You can choose between different levels of difficulty, in a booklet you can find several cuts (individually they are more expensive) and at renowned publishers (Burda), you can assume that things fit.
Find beginners' booklets, check out exactly what models are in and do nothing complicated at the beginning.
Exactly Burda easy for example has very good beginners suitable with cuts picture descriptions.
I'll find Ottobre.
For beginners Pattydoo is a good address.
You can print the cuts and glue them together or order them.
It is advantageous that you have a video for each cutting pattern that shows you the individual steps. In addition, on Facebook, there is a community where you can ask questions if you don't come on.
On the Pinterest app you can also find many instructions https://blog.bernina.com/en/
That's what I'm trying to do. There are many free cutting patterns and good instructions.
Have fun sewing 🤗
There are numerous retailers on the Internet that sell fabrics and almost all have cut patterns for everything you want to sew. There is also one page: free cut patterns, and in journals the BURDA in various forms, Easy, or other specialties.
The Burda can be bought individually.
In fabric shops there are often also cut patterns. The advantage is: Since the cut patterns are sometimes huge on paper, you do not have any stress with the right expression and stick together, etc.
At diy owl on the side there are many great cut patterns to print out. You can look around. So free
I have a few cuts from the site Sewciety I mean
Take a look at Sabine from SewSimple.
sewsimple.de
She shows simply, cheerful and friendly many tips and tricks like sewing can work great.