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 freesewing
a library for made-to-measure sewing patterns

Freesewing patterns

This bundles the sewing patterns available for (the JavaScript version of) freesewing.

Included patterns

Blocks

Blocks or slopers are basic patterns shapes that you can extend into fully detailed patterns.

  • brian : A basic body block for menswear, and the basis for many of our menswear patterns.

Menswear

  • aaron : A tank top or A-shirt
  • bruce : Boxer briefs
  • hugo : A hooded sweatshirt with raglan sleeves
  • simon : A versatile button-down shirt
  • sven : A straightforward sweater

Womenswear

  • cathrin : An underbust corset or waist trainer
  • tamiko : A zero-waste top

Accessories

Note: menswear/womenswear has nothing to do with gender

Freesewing is gender-neutral. When we use the terms menswear or womenswear we are not talking about clothes for men or women. It is merely a category of clothing much like accessories or shoes are categories.

The category gives you an idea what to expect, and is there to help you find things. It is not a limitation, or even a suggestion, of what you can or should wear or make.

Wear whatever you want, and be proud of the things you make.

Install

npm i --save @freesewing/patterns

Usage

This exposes 3 named exports:

  • patterns : An object holding pattern constructors
  • patternList : An array of pattern names
  • patternInfo : Extra pattern information that is typically used for frontend integration (tags, difficulty level, that sort of thing).

For more details, please refer to the main freesewing library.