Looking For Easy, Plus Size Clothing Patterns

RE: Looking For Easy, Plus Size Clothing Patterns Post By big patty (Guest Post) (05/09/2008) Yes, I need some kind of special and good clothes for big beautiful women. I didn't find on largemingle c o m, though it is really a nice singles community for bbw, bhm and their admirers to interact each other. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Looking For Easy, Plus Size Clothing Patterns Post by Eileen Celeste (36) | (05/08/2008) Profile | Contact I suggest you check out http://www.kwiksew.com. I used to have a sewing school and used these patterns. They are made of a sturdy paper rather than the hard to handle tissue paper, they are well-drafted and the pieces fit together well, and the directions are well written. I admit they are a bit costly, but they are well worth it. They have beginner patterns up to size 4x. My students loved this line of patterns! Best of luck. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Looking For Easy, Plus Size Clothing Patterns Post by Cyinda (583) | (05/07/2008) Profile | Contact Check out these 2 great ThriftyFun URL's: http://www.thriftyfun.com/tf73370805.tip.html http://www.thriftyfun.com/tf20731599.tip.html ---> And here's a wonderful independent pattern manufacture who specializes in making patterns just for PETITE PLUS & PLUS sizes: PETITE-PLUS PATTERNS: http://petitepluspatterns.com/ Report Spam or Abuse RE: Looking For Easy, Plus Size Clothing Patterns Post by Grandma Margie (154) | (05/07/2008) Contact A few months ago I would have suggested that you go to a WalMart and check out their fabric/sewing department. In the last few months all the WalMart stores in our area have eliminated their fabric department or plan to eliminate it in the very near future. Simplicity patterns have a line called "Sew Easy" (or something very similar to that phrase) which are easy to sew. I think they go up to a size 22. Hobby Lobby stores and JoAnn's Fabrics would also carry patterns. You can go online and check out Simplicity patterns. The Sew Easy patterns are not very expensive and if you factor in the price of fuel these days it may be cheaper to have a pattern sent to you rather than drive somewhere looking for one. Good luck with your sewing endeavors. Remember "practice makes perfect" and the more you sew the easier it becomes. Report Spam or Abuse