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<p align="center">
<a title="Go to freesewing.org" href="https://freesewing.org/"><img src="https://freesewing.org/img/logo/black.svg" align="center" width="150px" alt="Freesewing logo"/></a>
<a title="Go to freesewing.org" href="https://freesewing.org/"><img src="https://freesewing.org/logo.svg" align="center" width="150px" alt="FreeSewing logo"/></a>
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<a href="https://freesewing.org/">FreeSewing v2</a>
<a href="https://freesewing.org/">FreeSewing</a>
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<p align="center">An open source platform for made-to-measure sewing patterns</p>
<p align='center'><a
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Where the world of makers and developers collide, that's where you'll find FreeSewing.
Our [core library](https://freesewing.dev/en/freesewing) is a *batteries-included* toolbox
Our [core library](https://freesewing.dev/) is a *batteries-included* toolbox
for parametric design of sewing patterns. It's a modular system (check our list
of [plugins](https://freesewing.dev/en/plugins) and getting started is as simple as:
of [plugins](https://freesewing.dev/plugins) and getting started is as simple as:
```bash
npm init freesewing-pattern
```
The [getting started] section on [freesewing.dev](https://freesewing.dev/) is a good
The [getting started](https://freesewing.dev/start) section on [freesewing.dev](https://freesewing.dev/) is a good
entrypoint to our documentation, but you'll find a lot more there, including
our [API documentation](https://freesewing.dev/en/freesewing/api),
as well as [examples](https://freesewing.dev/en/freesewing/examples),
and [best practices](https://freesewing.dev/en/do).
our [API reference](https://freesewing.dev/api),
as well as [our turorial](https://freesewing.dev/tutorial),
and [best practices](https://freesewing.dev/do).
If you're a maker, checkout [freesewing.org](https://freesewing/) where you can generate
our sewing patterns adapted to your measurements.