How do I print and assemble a PDF sewing pattern?

How do I print and assemble a PDF sewing pattern?

Digital sewing patterns are so convenient! Let's walk through the simple process of downloading, printing and assembling our Violette Field Threads digital PDF sewing patterns. We'll get you started and you'll be starting your sewing project in no time at all.

 

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Key Takeaways

  • Measure: Always compare your body measurements to the finished garment measurements before cutting.
  • Master the Muslin: Sew a mock-up (muslin or toile) using cheap fabric to test the fit before cutting into your final material.
  • Grade Between Sizes: Use a smooth curve to draw a line between different pattern sizes to ensure a flawless custom fit at the bust, waist and hips.
  • Check Your Grainline: Ensure all pattern pieces are perfectly aligned with the fabric's grainline for the correct drape and fit.

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