Free mood sewing patterns

Tis the season to be cosy! This time of year is all about staying warm and I’ve been on the hunt for FREE sewing patterns that are perfect for relaxing at home. I’ve checked my favourite websites that are very generously offering free patterns for us to download and I've picked 5 great patterns I'm sure you'll love. The only catch (if you can call it that) is that some websites require you to sign up to their mailing list to access downloads. But I think that's understndable for the value…

Enjoy the fun of relaxed fashion with The Variegata Shorts Set Free Sewing Pattern!

Let's take a look at the easiest free sewing patterns you can add to your wardrobe for fall this season!

Our Maple Culottes free sewing pattern is made here with a super wool suiting, however, these can definitely be made out of a variety of fabrics. Try a silk charmeuse for evening wear paired with a long blazer or 4 ply crepe paired with a lacy top for fancier occasions such as weddings instead of a skirt. The possibilities are so very endless.

Channel classic, yet mysterious preppy style with Mood's guide to both dark and light academia, as well as the best free sewing patterns!

With the announcement of Mood's 2022 Textile of the Year being rayon, a new pattern was necessary. The Dill Dress goes perfectly with rayon's fluid

Having an unexpected detail or feature on a garment can be very intriguing. That's why we are simply in love with our next featured pattern! We are taking a fresh look at a trend that will never go out of style! The Kleinia Blouse has self-covered buttons, fully functional and aligned down the back so be prepared to make an impression as you walk away!

This free blouse sewing pattern features long tulip sleeves, an adorable peplum silhouette, and a tie at the waist to cinch it all together.

Slip on this cropped hoodie for your next yoga session. Its relaxed fit is designed with a cross-over back, dropped shoulders and ribbed trims. Wear it with your favorite high waist leggings and a …

Ever since my first version of The Hibiscus Robe free sewing pattern, I've wanted to sew ten million more in every decadent fabric I can think of. Ombré charmeuse was dramatic and luxurious, but I can easily imagine cascading chiffon and billowing organza. Maybe even a voluminous faille to turn the robe into a dress? For this redux, I opted for one of my fabric faves: a stunning floral embroidered mesh. From boudoir to bourgeois, this all-lace version of The Hibiscus is sure to bring the…