Apologies if this has been posted here before.
Burda has this awesome website where you can get a lot of their patterns for free. You print them out on regular paper and then assemble them. It can be a hassle, but hey, it's free.
Some of the patterns on the site are very steampunkable, such as
this fantastic coat
this Victorian-styled jacket
basic semi-fitted button front shirt
fitted vest
There are also some skirts, dresses, and pants that would work well for steamfashions.
Also, speaking of sewing patterns, Vogue has a pattern for an Aviator's cap!
I'm hoping that the "small" size hat will fit my daughter.
We're going as a family of steam pirates for Hallowe'en. So far, I've only made her vest, but we still have plenty of time.
(We all have a fair amount of steampunk clothes already, but Hallowe'en makes for a good excuse to make more.)
Burda has this awesome website where you can get a lot of their patterns for free. You print them out on regular paper and then assemble them. It can be a hassle, but hey, it's free.
Some of the patterns on the site are very steampunkable, such as
this fantastic coat
this Victorian-styled jacket
basic semi-fitted button front shirt
fitted vest
There are also some skirts, dresses, and pants that would work well for steamfashions.
Also, speaking of sewing patterns, Vogue has a pattern for an Aviator's cap!
I'm hoping that the "small" size hat will fit my daughter.
We're going as a family of steam pirates for Hallowe'en. So far, I've only made her vest, but we still have plenty of time.
(We all have a fair amount of steampunk clothes already, but Hallowe'en makes for a good excuse to make more.)
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Hooray for free patterns.
~Cendri