The Internet is the perfect PLATFORM for DIY. With tutorials, patterns and lots of little tips and tricks you can BEGINNERS and PROFESSIONALS learn to sew without much effort and try again and again. Finding your way around there and finding one among the many patterns is not that easy. That's why we thought that we would introduce you to a small COLLECTION of free patterns, the majority of which are absolutely suitable for beginners and wonderful to ours beautiful fabrics fit.
Before we start: What is a sewing pattern anyway?
Most of the patterns are a collection of measurements for pieces of fabric or an exact scale representation of the individual pattern pieces, which when sewn together make a great work. A detailed step-by-step explanation describes when which seam is sewn and which parts belong together and when. From time to time there is even a video tutorial. Free sewing patterns are a great way to get started. You can already learn a lot and learn a few basics without investing money. Better start small and work your way up slowly. By the way, you think so too here some free inspiration on our blog.
Our sewing pattern recommendations
Ina's blog pattydoo is always a good address for beautiful and, above all, free patterns. In addition to the many cuts that are absolutely suitable for beginners that you can buy, there are also wonderful freebies. The cosmetic bag is a real classic Susie. As one of Ina's first cuts, the small cosmetic bag with its box pleats and a pretty mix of fabrics is a great beginner's project. Because even if you do not trust yourself to cut and sew at the beginning, you will be totally surprised in the end. There is also a free video for the cut that explains all the steps in detail. The video is guaranteed to take away your fear of sewing zippers and shows you that precise work is simply worthwhile. Ina is of course also known for her great cuts to sew clothes herself. You can also find a free pattern in this area. Again with a video, the measurements and instructions for gathering fabrics, you can sew yourself a great one Tiered skirt. This is also wonderfully suitable for a mix of fabrics or in one color. And best of all, the cut is available for both adults and children 🙂
You can find more great free patterns at Creative laboratory Berlin. With Julia's help, you can trust your (maybe first) bag, like the summer bag Emma or your first loop with the instructions for the loop scarf Marlene sew. At Julia on the blog you can download the free ebooks, print out the pattern and start sewing straight away. The individual steps are described in detail with lots of text and pictures. And in the end you not only have two great self-sewn works, but have sewn your first corners to give your bag depth or learned how to sew a long tube together. If you keep browsing Julia's blog, you're guaranteed to find even more free cuts and ideas.
The practical one is also absolutely suitable for beginners Reading heart pillow from what own”In addition to the free pattern that you can simply download, there is a step-by-step guide that will get you safely to your destination. So don't be afraid to sew the round edges, practice makes perfect and Bine teaches you how to do it wonderfully. By the way, the reading heart pillow is also a great gift!
Auch bei momoselle you will find various free patterns and instructions, e.g. for one Gym backpack with eyelets. The dimensions for the gym backpack with the material list can be found together with the instructions in the blog post. So here you don't even have to print anything, you can get started right away. Anyone who has never worked with eyelets will find a great opportunity to try them out here. But be careful: if you have never smashed eyelets, you should definitely practice on a test piece so that you don't mess up your beautiful gym bag just before the end. Your goal is not that the project ends up in the corner and you are frustrated.
To try out a new shape and, above all, to sew other shapes, check out Mo's free pattern for hers Triangular pocket at. With little fabric and a few tricks you can achieve a great result. So here really applies: Be sure to try it!
But even the more advanced sewers among you will find another challenge in many free patterns and can learn a lot of new things. The projects are usually a bit more complex and, with a little skill, lead to great works.
On the blog Nautical yarn you will find a great guide for a send Summer backpack. Fredi explains to you in a few steps the cutting and sewing of the many parts. You can also find out how to sew and sew on the straps in the text. And hey, let's be honest, a backpack is just a handbag with two straps. 😀
For the first self-sewn Wallets we recommend the Wildspitz from Mix of colors. The free e-book is even available in two languages (German and Dutch) and can easily be downloaded from the shop. You need a user account with Farbenmix for this, but it is created in no time and you can get started. And although the pattern is free, you get a very complex ebook. On 30 pages you can find out how to sew the card compartments, the zipper compartment and what options you have for the closure. Because it is really time you tried out clamp fasteners or buckles.
By the way, men also love to sew - you learn that at the Travel cable bag from Mark did made. Definitely try it out! Download the pattern, cut your fabrics and what you need the bag for in the end or which principles of order are possible in the bag, Mark explains you in great detail in the article.
And if you want to try your hand at your first t-shirt, we can Kimono Highly recommend tea from Maria Denmark. You get the free pattern (only in English) when you sign up for the newsletter, print it out as always, glue it together and cut your pattern pieces. The great thing about the cut is that it really only consists of two parts and can therefore be sewn in under an hour with a little practice. And who his kimono tea from our great Fabrics would like to sew, no problem, if you cut the shirt one or two large sizes larger, it will also work with woven fabrics!
We hope that we have encouraged you to browse and that your to-sew list continues to grow. Because what would sewing be without lots of great new ideas and plans? For even more free patterns and inspiration, take a look DIY love drop by or browse through the free patterns from Makerist . The possibilities are really plentiful. So get to the sewing machine, the next project wants to be implemented!
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Ina's blog pattydoo is always a good address for beautiful and, above all, free patterns. In addition to the many cuts that are absolutely suitable for beginners that you can buy, there are also wonderful freebies. The cosmetic bag is a real classic Susie. As one of Ina's first cuts, the small cosmetic bag with its box pleats and a pretty mix of fabrics is a great beginner's project. Because even if you do not trust yourself to cut and sew at the beginning, you will be totally surprised in the end. There is also a free video for the cut that explains all the steps in detail. The video is guaranteed to take away your fear of sewing zippers and shows you that precise work is simply worthwhile. Ina is of course also known for her great cuts to sew clothes herself. You can also find a free pattern in this area. Again with a video, the measurements and instructions for gathering fabrics, you can sew yourself a great one Tiered skirt. This is also wonderfully suitable for a mix of fabrics or in one color. And best of all, the cut is available for both adults and children 🙂
You can find more great free patterns at Creative laboratory Berlin. With Julia's help, you can trust your (maybe first) bag, like the summer bag Emma or your first loop with the instructions for the loop scarf Marlene sew. At Julia on the blog you can download the free ebooks, print out the pattern and start sewing straight away. The individual steps are described in detail with lots of text and pictures. And in the end you not only have two great self-sewn works, but have sewn your first corners to give your bag depth or learned how to sew a long tube together. If you keep browsing Julia's blog, you're guaranteed to find even more free cuts and ideas. 
Auch bei momoselle you will find various free patterns and instructions, e.g. for one Gym backpack with eyelets. The dimensions for the gym backpack with the material list can be found together with the instructions in the blog post. So here you don't even have to print anything, you can get started right away. Anyone who has never worked with eyelets will find a great opportunity to try them out here. But be careful: if you have never smashed eyelets, you should definitely practice on a test piece so that you don't mess up your beautiful gym bag just before the end. Your goal is not that the project ends up in the corner and you are frustrated. 
On the blog Nautical yarn you will find a great guide for a send Summer backpack. Fredi explains to you in a few steps the cutting and sewing of the many parts. You can also find out how to sew and sew on the straps in the text. And hey, let's be honest, a backpack is just a handbag with two straps. 😀 
