Does anyone have 1/6 clothes pattern templates?

[Doom Saber]

I recently gotten access to a sewing machine and would love to pratice making clothes, therefore, does know where I can get a pattern template for 1/6 shirts, pants, or overcoats? Thanks

 

[Carano]

I've searched all over for these, but found absolutely nothing. All I can think of is take some of your 1:6 clothes that you don't want, and remove the stitching from them, and lay them out flat, and draw around them onto card, then use that as a template.

 

[mikeap001]

Here's a site with free patterns, but they're scaled for Mego (1/8 scale) not 1/6th scale.

https://www.megomadhouse.com/patterns.html

Or if you want to make a pattern from scratch try this site:

https://www.megomuseum.com/custom/resources/jacket.shtml

You'll have to multiply everything by 1.5 if you're using a photo editor like MS Paint or if you're looking at the patterns through your browser, print them at 150%.

Here's one for mostly female dolls but these can be adapted to male figures if you're into Ren Fair or Middle Ages:

https://www.molendrix.com/strihy1.html

These will get you a rough idea and a pretty decent set of outfits but if you want to custom fit then you'll need to see this site:

https://dorriebelle.tripod.com/id11.html

or this one:

https://www.perestroika.ca/html2/moretips/fitting_dol_clothes/fitting.php

They also sell patterns if you want...

https://www.perestroika.ca/

Mike

 

[Doom Saber]

Here's a site with free patterns, but they're scaled for Mego (1/8 scale) not 1/6th scale. You'll have to multiply everything by 1.5 if you're using a photo editor like MS Paint or if you're looking at the patterns through your browser, print them at 150%.

These will get you a rough idea and a pretty decent set but if you want to custom fit then you'll need to see this site:

https://dorriebelle.tripod.com/id11.html

or this one:

https://dorriebelle.tripod.com/id11.html

They also sell patterns if you want...

https://www.perestroika.ca/

Mike

Thanks but I can't find the mega patterns in the first two links you posted

 

[2000man]

https://www.perestroika.ca/html2/realclothes1.php

I have not used them, but there is a place which sells a cd of patterns. You can look and see if it is something that is worth while for you.

 

[mikeap001]

Ooops! Here's Megomadhouse:

https://www.megomadhouse.com/patterns.html

I don't know what I did wrong but I fixed the previous post.

Mike

 

[Penn]

This link is about drawing your own pattern for women's trousers.

https://www.burdastyle.com/techniques/constructing-the-basic-trouser-block

 

[Star Puffs]

Burda, Vogue and other pattern makers routinely make a Barbie doll line of patterns, including for Ken dolls. You need to alter them a bit for the more realistic proportions of 1:6 figures, but that is your best approach.