Best pattern recommendations on Reddit

"Atacs FG, or PenCott GreenZone."

"Atacs works great in these sorts of areas."

"Atacs iX or Atacs auX, or Atacs TDX if you can find it."

"I would personally go for a atacs au camo."

"These are perfect for a mamianqun, or horse face skirt."

"For the dress, I would search slip dress."

"Reminds me of halter bathing suit, with boyfriend cut bottoms."

"Simple, but effective."

"My favorite patterns for tweed are Winter Hygge Socks and Galiano Socks!"

"My favorite patterns for tweed are Winter Hygge Socks and Galiano Socks!"

"Kinda late to this but have you considered a mosaic patterned sock? Works awesome with variegated yarns."

"I find this pattern looks really good with variegated yarn https://ravel.me/alligator-back-socks."

"I'd recommend Hibernal socks and the Cider House Socks for your tweed yarn"

"I'd recommend Hibernal socks and the Cider House Socks for your tweed yarn"

"Summer Lee’s Seasons socks did me well when I didn’t really like how my yarn was pooling."

"Dmc has cute free patterns like this one: https://www.dmc.com/US/en/products/mouline-pattern-circular-floral-wreath"

"For the baby showers I had at my job this year I used the free DMC baby patterns."

"I used the free DMC baby patterns [bonjour baby] and [welcome to the world]."

"I recently gifted this pattern to two people! Super simple and a video tutorial too."

"This one is pretty easy and gives some pattern."

"The Elbe Textiles Howerdal is definitely the closet to the inspo"

"The Elbe Textiles Howerdel Skirt has similar design lines"

"I'm going to give the easy recommendation of Burnley & Trowbridge for accurate patterns."

"I'm going to give the easy recommendation of Burnley & Trowbridge for accurate patterns."

"Laughing Moon has excellent Victorian trouser patterns."

"[Laughing Moon 119] looks about right."

"I used this pattern for a Christmas gift scarf for my boyfriend this year and he loved it!"

"I'm looking forward to trying this one."

"Look up Daisy farm crafts pattern called ‘Even Moss at Berry Ridge’ pattern. There’s a video too, so if you’re a beginner, it’s great."

"It's one of the first patterns I completed."

"Kryptek Mandrake could work."

"Kryptek Mandrake/Highlander."

"I agree that Josey Plus would be a good pattern to try."

"I still think it's the best option in your size range."

"The [yarnspirations.com](https://yarnspirations.com) site has tons of free patterns."

"Go to the yarnspirations website. You can search free patterns based on the yarn."

"I love it in the DD-GG size pack"

"I’d suggest the LilyPaDesigns Labellum."

"The B view of Butterick 6736 is similar. It's on Etsy."

"I made a baby blanket with the shell stitch and it makes for a very dense fabric."

"You should check out Ranti Ehinmola (Chalet Jumper) or Kalilah Harry (Never Sweater)"

"[These from Bella Loves Patterns](https://bellalovespatterns.com/products/billy-trousers-pdf-sewing-pattern) I think are perfect or [Paradise Protea](https://paradisepatterns.com/products/protea-pants-pdf-pattern-sizes-00-30-hip-35-61-chic-and-modern-wide-leg-pleated-trouser-sewing-pattern) or [Vogue 2070](https://simplicity.com/vogue-patterns/pdv2070)"

"I really like Deer and Doe. This looks similar to the pictures you posted: https://closetcorepatterns.com/collections/deer-and-doe-sewing-patterns/products/genet-pants-shorts-pattern?variant=40683438571654"

"The Spaghetti Western Sewing Henrietta Skirt is also cute"

"Check out Nicole Rudolph's tutorial."

"You can check the curvy pattern database, you can search it using your own measurements."

"This designer produces extremely well-drafted pattern with copious instructions."

"I’ve just started this gorgeous Grace Blanket from Made By Anita."

"This type of fabric would look great in a cheongsam or qipao style."

"They perfect for winter!"

"Excellent, and have good instructions."

"Its SO warm, almost too warm :P"

"Some of my favorite monochrome designers."

"They perfect for winter!"

"Free-fat-eighth-bundle-quilt-patterns."

"ModeBespoke on Youtube- Breezy top, accompanying video."

"Is nice."

"Is nice."

"Fantastic resources for design elements like this."

"Tons of indie sewing patterns have sizes that accommodate your measurements."

"Pencott Wildwood & Greenzone"

"Check out the whatever sweater by Julie knits in Paris!"

"I like the February Lady Sweater by Pamela Wynne."

"For 1770s, try patterns from At the Sign of the Golden Scissors."

"I'd recommend Knitting from the Top by Barbara Walker and books by Janet Szabo."

"I made the flowers for my brothers wedding using mostly Pippa pattern's flowers. They are very realistic."

"YarnAndy has a lot of TC patterns ! Specifically 2 Tunisian crochet tops + 1 sweater pattern."

"Is a great free pattern."

"Look up Winter Warmer Tunic on Ravelry."

"My most worn by far is this one https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/real-easy-raglan"

"Found them very manageable!"

"The patreon is the best deal: sign up for one month and you'll have access to 40+ patterns."

"For 1840s and 1850s, you want Elizabeth Stewart Clark’s book and patterns."

"What a cool set!! I love how this looks!"

"For the pinks, any SodaStitch (Etsy) designs!"

"Check out Elizabeth Morrison’s patterns on Ravelry."

"Found them very manageable!"

"I've always had good luck with them."

"If you prefer kits, Vervaco has tons of bookmarks."

"There's a pattern for picot stitch wash cloth."

"Traditional Ukranian patterns easily made into bookmarks."

"These might add some interest to the wide color work."

"Makes an interesting texture and is straight forward."

"Maybe Italian vegetato?"

"Finnish m04 is pretty good."

"Belgian Army M90 Jigsaw or Romanian Leaf camo should be good."

"Pencott badlands!"

"I think these are pretty similar"

"This might be a good base for the bodice: Stylearc Saskia Woven Bustier."

"[https://simplicity.com/simplicity/s9285]"

"New Look N6751 view B."

"I’m working on this one and it’s a lovely stitch."

"I like Purl Soho's Lovely Lightweight Tee pattern - while it's not a sweater, it is a nice pattern that can be done in fingering weight yarn."

"[Waffle stitch] looks great in a solid color."

"Give this a whirl: https://evadress.com/collections/loungewear"

"Maybe you could modify one of these? https://threadsmonthly.com/slip-dress-patterns/#lace"

"Looks quite similar to the Aquamarline, except in DK instead of bulky-equivalent."

"Lady Marlowe and Mrs. Depew are websites that offer physical and pdf patterns."

"This seems cool, but I haven't made it yet."

"Https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/stripe-tease"

"Https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/the-jan-sweater"

"Look at the vintage reproduction patterns, both Butterick & Vogue have updated versions."

"This for top: https://www.etsy.com/listing/1190478248/ or this https://www.etsy.com/listing/1340273831/."

"And for the bottom maybe a circle skirt pattern: https://www.etsy.com/listing/1053404099/."

"The top of this [AlphaPatterns](https://www.etsy.com/listing/1094411358/dress-sewing-pattern-pdf-slip-dress) dress is almost perfect."

"The bodice looks very similar to the Butterick 6453 pattern."

"Lovecraft free crochet patterns is a great place to look!"

"Try Black Snail patterns, too."

"I’d suggest any of the patterns by Sew Curvy, Corsets by Caroline, or Vanyanis."

"Recently finished a scarf and beanie for my bil using the following pattern and found them easy, quick, and very gender neutral in style."

"If you only have one skein to work with you might want to go for a lacy pattern to conserve yarn, or you could make a cowl and matching earwarmer?"

"Charm patterns and things like the “vintage” patterns from Simplicity and Butterick."