Maternity sewing patterns free

Maternity clothes can be expensive for clothing you will only wear for a few months, these free maternity sewing tutorials can save you a lot of money!

We looked for a modest nursing dress design so we could offer you a free pattern DIY. Preparing for baby means mama needs new clothes, too!

DIY Maternity Jeans - the BEST fitting maternity jeans you will own!

As a part of our rebranding – one of the small changes i decided to make was updating the names of some of our maternity patterns. It’s a small thing – but most of them had a long names that simply don’t fit on our new pattern covers. Since we’re changing the look of everything i figured this was a good time to update them to be more inline with the rest of the catalog. So for now here are the patterns that have updated names: MN1006 Ruched maternity top is now CARA MN1003 Wrapped maternity…

Any breastfeeding mother will fall in love with this t-shirt, it looks put together yet it's so useful when you need to feed your little one Skill Level: Beginner SIZES AND FABRIC Sizes: 34-46 Main Fabric: We recommend a t-shirt fabric with a lot of stretch such as viscose with a blend of lycra or cotton with a blend of lycra When buying our pattern you receive patterns in an A4 format (standardized copy paper) to print at home and A0 format to print on a plotter. DETAILS When you purchase…

10 Free Patterns for Nursing Clothes, including how to make nursing pads, free wrap nursing dress pattern, and free nursing top patterns.

Maternity clothes can be expensive for clothing you will only wear for a few months, these free maternity sewing tutorials can save you a lot of money!

Step by step photo tutorial to show you how you can make your own stretchy maternity top without a pattern! Just use a regular shirt to get the pattern started. This is a great way to build your maternity wardrobe with budget friendly, sustainable essentials.

MATERNITY BLOG TUTORIAL: Applying the Layer Me Up Maternity Modification to Other Patterns For Pirates Patterns Guest Blog Written by Kelly Bailey Hi there! I’m Kelly and I am here to share with you my knowledge of making maternity garments; more specifically, how to apply Judy Hale’s Layer Me Up maternity modification to the rest […]