Oh let me know too... I had to make my own
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The best place to look is at a sewing store like JoAnn's ( If you have one locally) if not you can try these two web sites
www.McCall.com once you are on the site you can go to Butterick or McCall's and search for pet accessories, and a few patterns will come up. If you click on them you can see all the patterns that are included in that packet.
OR
www.simplicity.com once you are on the site they have the patterns located under crafts and costumes. (I like these patterns the best
)
I hope this is helpful!
www.McCall.com once you are on the site you can go to Butterick or McCall's and search for pet accessories, and a few patterns will come up. If you click on them you can see all the patterns that are included in that packet.
OR
www.simplicity.com once you are on the site they have the patterns located under crafts and costumes. (I like these patterns the best
)I hope this is helpful!
...............Except for the single stitch i taught myself too, i made up my own designs for chi sweaters and didnt use a pattern,just do simple styles first then onto better ones as you become more competant.imkari said:
..........................Thanks Tinalicious, im sure everyone else could make their own designs up the same as i have done.tinalicious said:
Why not,you go for it!
Wow. Either you're brilliant or I'm an idiot. I can't believe I didn't think of that! Daisy is usually between X-small and small, so I trace the pattern on butcher paper and try to "guestimate" the between size. I could have just shrunk the small on a copier. That sounds so much easier. I'm such a gooberimkari said:
This website has about every pattern known to woman (this woman, anyway): www.sewingpatterns.com
I'm still a beginner in the sewing department. So far I've perfected 2 outfits for her (that she has in several different fabrics/patterns). One is a sleeveless t-shirt/sweatshirt (depending on what it's made of) and the other is like a full-body coverall type thing. Both were from Kwik Sew Pattern 3076 ( http://www.1sewingpatterns.com/images/3076bks.jpg ), but both took major alterations to get them to fit properly. I think they are designed for much meatier dogs -- like the arm holes were WAY too big for Daisy's skinny little legs (it looked like an '80s muscle shirt). On the coverall thing, the sleeves were so big that when she walked, her paws would get pulled into the sleeve and she'd trip.
This is what the sweatshirt looks like on her:
Thanks, no body wants any though,
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