6 Free Patterns

We all know the old saying, "you get what you pay for".  Which normally is excusing a poor buying experience, but there are gold mines out there full of freebies that are worth taking a second look at.  Everyone loves a good deal after all.  Here are 6 of our favorite free patterns.

Green Tee from Greenstyle Creations

The green tee has 2 different necklines and different sleeve options making it a fantastic all around staple tee.  It's going to be semi fitted, which gives you some flexibility with how you will style it and fabrics you choose to make with it.  Just join Greenstyle Creations facebook group to find the coupon code to make this pattern free.

Harper Cardigan from Sinclair patterns

I am a sucker for a cardigan.  I'm really up for a free cardigan, and even more excited for a fantastic fitting free cardigan!  The Harper cardigan has tons of options and lengths to choose from, making this cardigan really versatile with whatever season your dressing for.  It has comfort but not too baggy to make you feel like your borrowing your dads clothes.  And even better, you can join our Sew A Long group to check out our SAL for it.

Ninjas from 5 Out Of 4

Leggings.  Love them out and about or relish their amazing comfortability at home, are super useful to have in your sewing repertoire.  And crazy easy to make too!  The ninjas are some of my favorite fitting leggings with the option of a gusset.  There are multiple length options and different rise options, including an extra low option for maternity. 

Key West Tank from New Horizons 

I absolutely love that this tank has the option of a slimmer fit or the more A-line cut. Because making 'just a tank' isn't always that simple.  It's a great layering piece for fall or a stand alone item for warmer weather.  Join New Horizon's facebook page to find the coupon code to get it free!  

Pencil Skirt from Patterns for Pirates

A pencil skirt can be SO adaptable.  This one has 3 different length options.  Dress it up and dress it down.  And they can be sewn up so quickly (which is always a plus in my book).  It's often a go to for professionalism, but can be really easily to turn them into casual for every day.  

Agnes dress from Halla

Let's round this out with a free dress pattern!   The Agnes has a few length options and different sleeve options.  You can even make it sleeveless!  It's got just enough swing to it to be super flattering on everyone.  Different fabric bases are going to give this one a different feel to it.  Join their facebook group and look for the coupon code in the pinned post!  

Which are some of your favorite free women's patterns??