To view the free patterns that I’ve created, please see the buttons on the right sidebar.

I’m so glad that this page has proven so useful for everyone! I would ask that you please do not ‘copy and paste’ my list onto your blog to pass this on – I spent a lot of time researching and compiling this list! Please feel free to pin this page or link back to my page to share my list of free tutorials with your blog readers, friends and family! I am always adding more patterns and tutorials. If you know of some more free patterns, please feel free to comment and I’ll add them to the page!

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46 Responses to Free Sewing Patterns

  1. jesse says:

    beth – i love your new blog format – and i love that you’ve compiled these great free sewing patterns. some of these are my favorites!

  2. Elizabeth says:

    Thanks Jesse! Do you sew? I’d love any suggestions since I just started a couple of months ago.

  3. Monica Gee says:

    Hey Jesse, thanks for putting my Pleated Purse Tutorial on your list. I also have a Simple Clutch tutorial that might be helpful to add. :-) Thanks!

  4. Dana says:

    Yowza! Great list there! I’m tickled to be included! :)

  5. mamati says:

    Great tutorials! thank you so much for passing by and leaving a comment :)

  6. Okiemom says:

    Thank you so much for taking the time to put this lovely site together & share with everyone!

  7. Okiemom says:

    Thanks for sharing….!

  8. Dy says:

    Thanks for sharing! I’m looking for a small drawstring jewelry pouch. Have you come across one?

  9. Madeleine Quinlan says:

    What a timesaver, thank you so much for sharing.

    Madeleine

  10. Lola says:

    Sup chicks? Luv the blogo! Sweet move! Keep it up!

  11. Vanessa says:

    Thanks for this great resource! I’ve used it a number of times and have passed it onto friends – you’re amazing!

    I’ve learned a lot about sewing using the links you’ve compiled – I’ve even had the chance to make up a couple of patterns…would you mind to check them out and see if they would be suitable to add to your list? Thanks so much!

    Stuffies:
    http://www.homemade-holiday-gifts.com/pillow-pattern.html

    Bag:
    http://www.homemade-holiday-gifts.com/tote-bag-pattern.html

    Apron:
    http://www.homemade-holiday-gifts.com/free-apron-pattern.html

  12. Crystal M. says:

    I just found your website today while looking for free apron patterns, and I just wanted to tell you that your site is absolutely lovely. Thanks so much for the free patterns. I will be a regular reader from now on!

  13. Katie says:

    What a great list! I could spend days checking out all the great things. Thanks so much for including my bread bag.
    Katie
    AdelaideLemonade

  14. Jen Rader says:

    Oh man, I had no idea you had so many great FREE patterns! I just saw the Amy Butler Christmas tree skirt…really want to make that now!
    Cant believe how organized you are…Im jealous:)
    Thanks!
    Jen

  15. Novita says:

    Fabulous list!
    Thank you for linking to my wallet!

  16. Rachel says:

    Thanks so much for sharing these links! I was looking around everywhere for a free tutorial for a handled boxy bag and found it on your page. Thanks!!!

  17. Tracy says:

    Thank you for linking to my patterns and tutorials :) I found your site by reading my traffic and it’s been huge from here!

    Cheers Tracy

  18. DraperyDivas says:

    WOW! I wish I had this list when I started sewing. What a great way for new sewing enthusiast as well as old :) do some great projects!

    If you ever want to add some home decor patterns, i.e. roman shades, let me know.

    Great list!

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    I am so excited I found this site. I have 4 girls and 2 boys and I am so excited to do some fun projects! Such great patterns and WOO HOO! So much fun. Thanks for having a wonderful site.

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  31. Zainab says:

    Wonderful site and thanks for sharing. God Bless you!

  32. Dinnmari says:

    Why did I found your site only now?!?! This is fantastic and saves so much time. THANK YOU VERY MUCH!

  33. Trish says:

    You are my new hero! <3

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  35. Shirley Sullivan says:

    I need men’s hat patterns. I need to make hats for men taking chemotherapy. Can you help? Please and thanks.

  36. Ann says:

    Can anyone suggest sites for free patterns for the historical TUDOR period, 1550-1600, in England?

  37. Robyn S. says:

    WOW! What a great list! Thanks for taking the time to research all these patterns.

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