womens patterns

While moving our office, we found some vintage copies of Sarah Doyle’s first book, “Sarah’s Key To Pattern Drafting”.

“Sarah’s Key To Pattern Drafting” book includes step by step instructions and diagrams for custom making your entire wardrobe – slacks, shorts, skirts, blouses and dresses. This is our original book with patterns and designs for women – whether you are tall, short, heavy or thin, this book is for you! You can check out the table of contents here to see everything that’s in the book.

Our loss is your gain! We’re marking these books down from the original $24.95 to $14.95. Supplies are extremely limited and when they’re gone, there will be no more.

No coupon code is necessary – books are marked with the sale price. Grab your copy soon as these super popular books won’t last long!

NOTE: Because of the high cost of international shipping, this book is available only to customers within the U.S.

We talk from time to time about the huge market there is for sewing for plus size boys and girls (take a look around and you’ll see how true this is!)

However, we rarely mention increasing your services by doing specialty sewing for plus size and full figure women. At the BigBeautifulPeople website you will find pattern making classes that will teach you how to take the individual woman’s measurements and make patterns specifically for her. In addition we do have a few ready made patterns that you can use for the 1-5x sizes.

While you’re expanding your business to take in the plus size and full figure women, why not include some sewing for men? Again at BigBeautifulPeople we have a pattern making class on how to make patterns for the big, tall and large men.

We’ve found that if you want to make patterns for your customers, we suggest that you start with the basics — skirts and slacks. These are usually the harder garments for full figure women to get to fit, but are the easier ones for you as a pattern maker to make.

Use the pattern making classes to make a few patterns for yourself, just to get comfortable doing the pattern making, then go ahead and talk to your customers about doing patterns for them.

Look What We Found!!!

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