Sew Explicit

Hi, This is our first ever sales so grab this opportunity to buy our sewing patterns at a whopping 40%  discount. Use the discount code CYM16 at checkout.  Offer valid till 3rd December, 2016. We have also updated the layout format of our sewing patterns to conform with the more popular method, that is we have gone from "trimless patterns" to "trim patterns". You will understand me better if you  downloaded the free  EBUN pattern. You no longer have to download separate instruction file and pattern file as the same pattern file can be printed on to either A4 size or US Letter size paper. See you in our pattern store!

In case you are wondering what SewExplicit Patterns is all about, then this post is for you. Sewexplicit Patterns provides instantly downloadable multi-size sewing patterns that will help sewers, both beginners and experienced, create clothing either for pleasure of for business. Our sewing patterns come with detailed illustrations to guide users, especially those that are new to dressmaking. We build your sewing repertoire by incorporating the teaching of transferrable sewing techniques in each pattern. We make your dress-making business easier by offering you a growing library of versatile styles.

In continuation of the previous post , where I showed how to print PDF patterns. This second part will show you how to assemble the A4 (or US Letter) paper tiles into your full scale pattern. The assembly method employed in SewExplicit Patterns might be slightly different from what you may be used to. So if you are planning to use our sewing patterns, the steps below are what you will follow to assemble your sewing pattern.

Happy new month! In today's post I will show how to print and assemble PDF patterns from SewExplicit Patterns. Note that our PDF patterns are not "how-to-draft" illustrations but life-size patterns ready to be used to cut out your fabrics. Our PDF sewing patterns are set in A4 paper (or US Letter paper)tiles so that you can easily print at home or in your office with a regular printer. After printing in tiles, you will have to assemble the A4 ( or US Letter) tiles by pasting together to form your life-size pattern. 

How do you decide what size of our pattern to sew? The pattern comes with a body measurement chart which you can use to decide. The most important deciding factor is usually the bust. So select a size closest to your bust measurement. This is because the bust-armhole region is always the most difficult area to alter so you don’t want to mess with that. You can easily alter the waist and hip lines. The type of pattern will also influence how you decide, each pattern also comes with the approximate finished dimensions so you have an idea of how much ease has been included. Each pattern also comes with the approximate finished a dimension so

Hello. How are you doing? So in today's post I will be showing what volunteer testers have made out of our patterns. A pattern tester helps to check the fit of a pattern and quality of the instruction set before we finally release.

Today's post is featuring the third pattern of our new pattern releases. Ebun  is a simple but versatile kimono semi-fitted top featuring a rounded hem with dips on the centre front and centre back. The neckline, sleeve hem and hemline are finished using bias–facing techniques discussed here and here . It is an easy and quick sewing pattern. A wide variety of  fabric could be used ranging from chiffon to African wax print. Below are pictures