Rosalie Children Size 74-164 With the Rosalie pussy-bow blouse, you'll be right on trend. Made from airy fabrics, Rosalie goes perfectly with jeans and can but also stylishly round off your business outfit. As an alternative to the bow tie, you can choose a small stand-up collar to sew. Suitable fabrics are viscose woven fabric, viscose twill, or other beautifully...

Aria Women Size 32-58 Aria is a light summer dress that can be sewn with various necklines, including a back drop neckline that closes with a button. An elastic band at the dividing seam and a The optional tie belt ensures a close fit. The optional pockets offer space for a cell phone or small change.

The lillesol basics No. 62 jersey dress and shirt is an easy-to-sew basic pattern for a dress with a gathered waist, which can be sewn with either an elastic band or a drawstring. A simple basic shirt can also be sewn from the pattern.

Klimperklein children's dress pattern This children's dress from Klimperklein is a sweet little dress with a comfortable slip neckline (American neckline). It sits narrowly across the chest and flares out into an A-line silhouette. Gathering the dress at the center front creates a more playful look. Even without gathering, fabrics can be beautifully combined...

Quick to sew and super comfortable – this shirt will find its way into your wardrobe several times! With a longer cuff, it becomes a dress that you can combine coolly with leggings! And with long sleeves, it's ready for use even in the colder seasons!

Mico is a slim-fitting raglan hoodie. Its square neckline makes it a real eye-catcher. The extra-wide cuffs and hem complete its look. Mico can also be sewn without cuffs. Mico is best sewn from stretchy fabrics such as summer sweat, alpine fleece, or jersey.

This women's sweater has an oversized look and a loose fit. It comes in four different sleeve variations: regular and three different balloon sleeves. If you shorten the front and back sections quite a bit, you can quickly create a cropped sweater. Or you can use the Jersey...