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Where do you get your patterns from?
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KizzyK_2
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I’m slowly turning OS and I’ve started to make some of my own clothes, I was just wondering if anyone could recommend any web sites where to buy patterns from 
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I love the vogue patterns and I can't find anywhere to buy these online. I too am interested in any feed back.
Also is there anywhere to buy fabric online?£2 Coins Savings Club 2012 is £4
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I buy all my fabric from the states thru ebay.You can pick up real bargains on there for a minimum price0
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Hang on... we have several threads on sewing which have links to patterns. While I pop off and look for a recent thread I'm sure I've seen (I'll edit it back in here) take a look at the Craftwork section of the MEGA Index sticky.
Old Style sewing
making your own clothes, where to start?
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my daughter subscribed to the prima magazine this year and you get yhe paper patterns in it like you used to but you dont get them if you buy the magazine from a shop0
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thanks for that twink I wondered how to get those back again,I really miss them I often bought the mag on the strength of it being a useful pattern.You often see these patterns listed on ebay by the way and they do go pretty cheaply0
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I know, I'm sorry my first attempt at putting in a link has failed.Don't know what I did wrong?It's a good site though with loads of patterns,cheaper than buying in a shop here.0
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This is my 4th attempt at replying to this thread - the PC was playing up!
I was also going to suggest https://www.sewingpatterns.com, or there's https://www.sewdirect.com which is the site for Vogue, Butterick and <cCalls patterns and is in U.K.
HTH
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