Who is ready to turn up the heat and get out of the house? Are you tired of what’s in your closet? Well, this amazing list of staple patterns will provide you with the perfect go-to outfit for all your upcoming events, like weddings, cocktail parties, beach receptions, and even brunch. Check out our curated list of bridal sewing pattern ideas and let us know what you think in the comments below!
The bridal gown above was created with the bodice of the free Bridgerton Dress sewing pattern, without the secondary gathering on the sleeve. For the skirt, we used Mood’s Circle Skirt Calculator to draft a 47″ long half circle skirt!
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For anyone looking for a traditional dress, Mood has you covered. Want to show some leg, but not be too risky, make the Maisel Dress or Hyacinth Dress in a linen or elegant white suiting. Also, new trend alert: 90’s styles are coming back and the Todea Dress in an embossed velour would be on point.
The Maisel Dress
The Maisel Dress
Everyone can probably agree that Midge Maisel has a closet worthy of envy. The Maisel Dress free sewing pattern channels her signature LBD for a vintage look that would look stunning in anyone’s wardrobe. Try yours in a luxe satin or sateen or make an office-ready version in a wool suiting! Download it here!
The Iris Ensemble
The Iris Ensemble
Featuring a long sleeve body suit and an extra full high-low skirt, The Iris is perfect for those who love to stand out. Follow our lead with a foil knit and brocade combination or throw in some beaded lace or sequins for some extra shine! Download them here!
The Todea Dress
The Todea Dress
Personally, I love the Nineties vibes that come with long velvet gowns, but the Todea Dress sewing pattern can be made with a variety of fabrics to suit your style. Try a silk charmeuse to hop on the lingerie-inspired trend, or opt for a bamboo jersey for chic comfort! Download them here!
The Hyacinth Gown
The Hyacinth Gown
So the Hyacinth Gown came to be, with a billowing swag back and a daring front leg slit. Download them here!
Don’t feel like wearing a dress or a skirt? Try out these fabulous jumpsuit patterns, reimagined as bridal wear for your big day. The Fern Jumpsuit is perfect for a hot summer day because it’s sleeveless and breathable when using our voile or crepe fabric. Not dressy enough for your vibe? Add some gorgeous appliques! If you are not as keen on sleeveless, try out the Meadow Jumpsuit or the Ursi Ensemble!
The Fern Jumpsuit
The Fern Jumpsuit
The Fern Jumpsuit is the perfect project to get you started on building your transitioning wardrobe! This jumpsuit is packed with style and sophistication while giving off very boho-chic vibes; belted for creating the perfect cinched waist, but loose and comfy with a stunning wide leg that gathers into an ankle cuff. Download it here!
The Meadow Jumpsuit
The Meadow Jumpsuit
From flowing wide-leg jumpsuits to fitted retro silhouettes, jumpsuits are terrific when you want a chic, put-together look with none of the hassle. The Meadow Jumpsuit free sewing pattern is exactly that. Download it here!
The Ursi Ensemble
The Ursi Ensemble
The Ursi Ensemble features comfy chic, wide-legged pants, as well as a button-up crop top with detachable sleeves. Pair them together, wear them apart, go for a sleeveless look by day and convert your look for the night. The possibilities only continue to increase when you bring fabric options into the picture! Download it here!
The Davallia Bodysuit
The Davallia Bodysuit
Silhouettes with lots of volume and larger-than-life sleeves seem to be everywhere this season. We’ve seen voluminous puff sleeves in every shape imaginable and the Davallia Bodysuit Redux is here to keep you on-trend. Download it here!
Need the perfect dressy casual bridal look for your laid-back beach wedding? If you are a mid-length kind of gal, make the Nyssa Dress in a gorgeous batiste. Need something a bit fancier? Try the Rue Dress or Mallow Dress in a silk charmeuse or eyelet fabric.
The Rue Dress
The Rue Dress
Featuring long sleeves, a billowing wrap skirt, and a daring slit, the Rue Dress can keep you protected from the sun without diminishing any of your stunning sea-witch vibes at the beach this summer. A silky charmeuse or crepe will have you adding this new dress to your maxi collection in a heartbeat (because can you really have too many?), while a voile or eyelet would make the most spectacular cover-up for any of our swimsuit patterns. Download it here!
The Mallow Dress
The Mallow Dress
This belted faux wrap dress is sleek, sexy, and comfort all rolled into one look! I wanted every inch to drape like a dream and Mood Fabrics’ supple bamboo jersey was a perfect choice. Whether you want to style your dress with a pair of heels or sneakers, you can’t go wrong! Download it here!
The Ulmus Dress
The Ulmus Dress
Personally, I can’t wait to wear this look to a summer party, but I could easily see it at a Sunday brunch or out for a stroll through the botanical gardens. Let me know how you’d style your Ulmus Dress! Download it here!
The Nyssa Dress
The Nyssa Dress
Simple and chic, this wrap dress would look stunning in an embroidered lace or ombre charmeuse! Download it here!
Want to be casual, but still chic and gorgeous? Let Mood take your casual wedding and bridal options to the next level! The Laelia Tunic is the perfect dress, using a brocade or linen fabric. Want a dress that has volume? The Cosmos Dress in a stretch cotton sateen will be great, and wonderful for dancing. Like sewing with jersey fabrics? Make the Mimosa Dress or the Elderberry Dress in a ponte or bamboo knit.
The Mimosa Dress
The Mimosa Dress
The Mimosa Dress has me dreaming of springtime and outdoor Sunday brunches. This simple sewing pattern features a loose t-shirt bodice that gathers into an easy-to-wear wrap skirt for a flattering silhouette. Made here in a luxurious bamboo jersey, this dress would look stunning in anything from cotton jersey to rib knit! Download it here!
The Cosmos Dress
The Cosmos Dress
The Cosmos Dress, our current take on the LBD here at Mood, features a fitted bodice with an invisible back zipper, a partial lace overlay, and a super full skirt complete with oversized pockets. Really, it might be the perfect dress. Download it here!
The Laelia Tunic
The Laelia Tunic
A simple silhouette is a must when you want a fabric to speak for itself, and the Laelia Tunic is the perfect versatile pattern for such a project. We paired it with an all-over sequin mesh and included a hem band to make it a great mini-dress option for a night out. Skip the band though, and you have a fluid tank that’s just begging to be made with a silk print or billowing crepe. Download it here!
The Elderberry Dress
The Elderberry Dress
The Elderberry Dress is equal parts comfortable and easy to make. You can elevate it with a woven fabric and optional back zipper, or skip the closure altogether and opt for a stretch version! Download it here!
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Lovely design and well detailed patterns. Thanks
Thank you thank you thank you for this wonderful pattern!
Thank you for the free patterns it helps a lot. Vannezzzaaa from Germany
Thank you! You’re doing so much for the people like me who are bad at patterns! Much love!
So pretty
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I adore these patterns, I can already see myself wearing them and adding personal touches and alterations to each one! Thank you so much!
The bridgerton dress is so gorgeous in this version. Love it even more with the simpler sleeve, I am considering making this from poplin. Thank you for the beautiful inspiration!
I just used this Bridgerton modification to make a beautiful spring dress from a vintage floral sheet! Absolutely love the result!