Lutterloh system

What if my pattern collection doesn't include the style that I'm looking for? This is one of those FAQs that comes up often. Even though Lutterloh manuals come with a full 280 patterns these days there may be a particular style that just isn't included in your collection. This exercise is meant to help you make the most of the patterns you have. With a little dart manipulation you can change the style of a basic pattern to a different style. Below is a bodice worksheet and a link to…

0236_-_Spring_2000 corte de oro damas - Free download as PDF File (.pdf) or read online for free.

Easy Patterns with only 2 measurements! The Lutterloh System kit 2023 comes with 280 different styes (supplements 319 to 325)that you can also modify and com...

Lutterloh_150_Autumn_1979_1-17 - Free download as PDF File (.pdf) or read online for free. Cloth Patterns from 1979

Supplement 334 - Model #207 - 2024 Crossover front blouse for stretch fabric Hello again Lutterloh fans. I liked the look of this crossover style shirt but I'm afraid I misinterpreted the clues I should have gotten from the fashion drawing. I was going for a crossover front style T-shirt and although this blouse pattern is marked with the knit symbol it was not the best starting point. Pattern Hints: There was no problem enlarging this pattern to my size. My problems began before I ever…

Supplement 305 - Model #239 - Summer 2017 Little Girl's Easy Dress Hi folks, I hope the holiday season is treating you well. I managed to get in some last minute sewing for Christmas and thought I would share it with you. The night shirts that I made back in October went over very well as a birthday gift. She liked the fabric so much that she requested a daytime dress of the same print. How could I refuse? Pattern Hints: This pattern is intended for a woven fabric but I knew my knit fabric…

Supplement 329 - Model #54 Romper for woven fabrics Yay! Summer is here! This romper just looked like the perfect Summer outfit for a backyard BBQ. It even has pockets! There is another view, #53, for this pattern but I liked the button front for ease of use. I will talk more about model #53 a little later in the post. Pattern Hints: The pattern for this romper is pretty straight forward and I didn't encounter any problems with this view. I made all my usual alterations and ended up with a…

Supplement #324 - Model #269 - Camisole The camisole is really hidden under this dress I hope everyone had a nice Memorial Day weekend. I've been busy with graduation and prom alterations so my own sewing has taken a back seat for now. I did manage to try out the camisole pattern that was hidden under the dress from last month's review here. The pants in the pic above are reviewed here. I prefer to wear a closer fitting cami under dresses but this one is a definite keeper for a pullover…

It’s been blazing hot here in Northern California this last week so I’ve been spending some time inside in the AC sewing up a nice, simple cotton top. Here’s a photo of the model and the four simple pattern pieces needed to sew it up. Because this top has an empire waist and I have a fuller bust than a B cup I need to add some length to the top bodice in front to make sure the seam hits under my bust not across it. Anyone who has a larger than average bust knows the frustration of trying on…

Supplement 306 Model#41 - Summer 2017 Raglan Sleeve Knit Top I was trying to use up some remnants of fabric and this top seemed like a good candidate. It might appear to be just an average raglan sleeve top but there's a nice little zipper detail on the front sleeve of one side. Pattern Drafting Hints: Due to the raglan design this top is really only semi-fitted. There's plenty of room in the body and sleeves to pull over your head easily. Just enlarge the pattern to your regular Lutterloh…