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Every single pattern. A world of things to make.
Every pattern shown is included. Choose your first build; keep the rest ready for what comes next.
Your first tote. Your favourite jacket.
The wardrobe you haven’t made yet.
30 patterns. One collection to return to, as your skills grow and your ideas change. Start small, follow the films, and keep building.
Explore every pattern ↓I · FORMII · CONSTRUCTIONIII · EXPRESSIONFIG. 01 — A WARDROBE, IN THE MAKINGA single pattern gets one project started. The collection gives you somewhere to go next: a familiar way to learn, a library of shapes, and techniques you can carry from one garment into another.
Practise a pocket. Understand a seam. Build a fly. Then choose your own cloth, combine design routes and make clothes that tell your story.
Follow the learning pathway ↓Browse the full collection. Open a pattern for its fabric guidance, measurements and construction details.
A4, US Letter
Explore the pattern ↗A4
Explore the pattern ↗A0, A4, US Letter
Explore the pattern ↗A4
Explore the pattern ↗A4
Explore the pattern ↗A0, A4, US Letter
Explore the pattern ↗A0, A4, US Letter
Explore the pattern ↗A0, A4, US Letter
Explore the pattern ↗A0, A4, US Letter
Explore the pattern ↗A0, A4, US Letter
Explore the pattern ↗A0, A4, US Letter
Explore the pattern ↗A0, A4, US Letter
Explore the pattern ↗A0, A4, US Letter
Explore the pattern ↗A0, A4
Explore the pattern ↗A0, A4, US Letter
Explore the pattern ↗A0, A4, US Letter
Explore the pattern ↗A0, A4, US Letter
Explore the pattern ↗A0, A4, US Letter
Explore the pattern ↗A0, A4, US Letter
Explore the pattern ↗A0, A4
Explore the pattern ↗A0, A4, US Letter
Explore the pattern ↗A0, A4, US Letter
Explore the pattern ↗A0, A4, US Letter
Explore the pattern ↗A0, A4, US Letter
Explore the pattern ↗A4
Explore the pattern ↗A0, A4, US Letter
Explore the pattern ↗A0, A4, US Letter
Explore the pattern ↗A0, A4, US Letter
Explore the pattern ↗A0, A4, US Letter
Explore the pattern ↗A0, A4, US Letter
Explore the pattern ↗No patterns match. Try another name or choose all levels.
Free patterns are included too, and remain available individually. Formats vary across the earlier patterns.
Begin with the free projects. Then follow the skill levels, or choose the next technique you want to learn. The route is a guide, not an exam.
Try the free patterns first. Learn how the files, cutting and build-alongs work before you buy the collection.
Reading a pattern • Preparing and cutting fabric • Following a construction sequence
A finished, useful first project—and a feel for how you like to learn.
STUDY 00 / FORM & PRACTICEKeep the project manageable. Get comfortable joining pieces, finishing edges and noticing what fabric does as you sew.
Straight seams and hems • Curves and shaping • Basic assembly and finishing
The confidence to turn labelled pieces into a finished object.
PLAN AROUND 2–5 HOURS PER PROJECT Estimated hands-on time, not video runtime.
STUDY 01 / FORM & PRACTICEWork through longer sequences and larger pieces. Practise pressing, accurate alignment and clean finishing as the project develops.
Bags and garment assembly • Consistent seam allowances • Planning the order of a build
A repeatable routine: prepare, cut, stitch, press and finish.
PLAN AROUND 4–9 HOURS PER PROJECT Estimated hands-on time, not video runtime.
STUDY 02 / FORM & PRACTICEExplore wraps, collars, pockets and trouser construction. Choose a project for its techniques, then bring those techniques to the next one.
Pocket construction • Collars and sleeves • Waistbands and trouser flies where the design uses them • Wrap geometry
An understanding of how different panels, closures and details shape a garment.
PLAN AROUND 8–18 HOURS PER PROJECT Estimated hands-on time, not video runtime.
Aero Jacket↗KAZE Wrap Shirt↗KIRI Wrap Shirt↗Kumo Wrap Pants↗The Atrium Skirt↗The Baggy Jeans↗The Field Jacket↗The Keystone Jacket — Modular System↗The Keystone Shorts↗The Mason Vest↗The Origin Hooded Jacket↗The Roughcut Shorts↗The Terrace Jacket↗The Yard Carpenters↗The Yard Jacket↗The Service Dungarees↗STUDY 03 / FORM & PRACTICEMove into more involved outerwear, denim and technical shapes. Take time over fitting, hardware and the details that make a build your own.
Denim fly and waistband construction • Hardware and topstitching • More complex assembly • Modular design choices
The ability to make deliberate choices about fit, cloth, construction and finish.
PLAN AROUND 14–28 HOURS PER PROJECT Estimated hands-on time, not video runtime.
STUDY 04 / FORM & PRACTICEApply your accumulated skills to Service Coveralls: a full-body garment that brings several construction problems into one project.
Planning a full-body build • Coordinating upper and lower sections • Checking proportions and movement • Finishing a long construction sequence
A complex garment made in stages—and a stronger foundation for your own future experiments.
PLAN AROUND 22–40 HOURS PER PROJECT Estimated hands-on time, not video runtime.
STUDY 05 / FORM & PRACTICESkill labels are project guides, not qualifications. Techniques vary by pattern and design route. Free projects also appear in their relevant levels; they are counted only once in the collection.
Organised by pattern, ready to revisit. See what arrives before you buy.
This is a preview of the download’s contents. Your files arrive after purchase.
A4 and US Letter print-at-home PDFs, plus A0 copy-shop files where supplied. A few earlier patterns are A4 only.
Panel labels, notches, cutting layouts and materials guidance. Check the individual pattern for its measurements and allowances.
Pattern-specific guidance and linked films to follow at your own pace. Browse the tutorial shelf below.
The patterns listed in this collection at the time you buy. Future releases are not included; an expanded collection may be offered later at an updated price.
25 unique videos with checked running times, including Rough Cut and community tutorials. Alternate builds are counted as separate films.
Planning estimate for making each of the 30 patterns once. Includes cutting, pressing, sewing and finishing; excludes watching films, sourcing, fitting toiles and reworking.
Watch one stage, try it, then come back. Repeating a familiar pattern in a different fabric can teach as much as moving up a level.
Video durations were checked against YouTube metadata on 29 September 2026. This is the total of the 25 verified films linked in the index below, not a claim that every pattern has its own unique film. Shared tutorials count once. Videos are publicly available; the collection purchase is for the pattern files and resources.
Making-time ranges are editorial estimates per project: level 1, 2–5 hours; level 2, 4–9; level 3, 8–18; level 4, 14–28; level 5, 22–40. Totals count each included pattern once. These are not measured customer completion times or guaranteed results. Your experience, machine, fabric and chosen route can change them considerably.
Pause, replay, return. Start with these build-alongs, then explore the full tutorial library.
Real builds from the Rough Cut community. Different cloth, different hands, entirely their own.
Share a work in progress, ask how someone approached a detail, or see the same pattern made in a fabric you would never have considered. The community gives your next idea somewhere to begin.
The community spaces are open to everyone, whether you start with a free pattern or the complete collection.
The complete digital pattern collection, from your first useful project to the pieces that become your signature.
No. You are buying digital sewing patterns and their supporting resources. Fabric, hardware and finished garments are not included.
The collection spans skill levels 1–5. Start with a simple project and work towards the more involved garments. Each pattern card links to its own details.
The Complete Collection is digital-only. Individual patterns may have printed-and-shipped options on their own pages.
No. You are buying the patterns listed here at the time of purchase. Future patterns may be added to the collection with an updated price, but they are not included with this purchase.
No. Most recent patterns offer A0, A4 and US Letter; some early patterns are A4 only. Earlier work includes hand-drawn, scanned patterns. Layered sizing varies: check the individual files before printing.
Use the correct email at checkout and check your spam folder if needed. Open your download in a normal browser such as Safari or Chrome rather than the Instagram browser.
Open the individual pattern from the library above, or use the guide inside its download. Requirements vary by garment, size, fabric width and design route.