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DeZines by Zahra
tangible sewing patterns for modest and Islamic clothing; she’s not launched
with a web site yet, but she can currently make the following custom-sized
patterns for you:
closed-front abaya
open-front abaya
long, long-sleeved t-shirt
Sr. Shazeeda Shakoor’s Clothing Site
caftan pattern
abaya pattern
three styles of niqab patterns
one-piece open abaya pattern
wrist-length khimar pattern
full-coverage head-to-toe chador pattern; could also be a one-piece prayer garment
three styles of underscarf patterns
Joyce’s Sewing Page
western style dress pattern
underscarf pattern
full-coverage head-to-toe chador pattern
How to Wrap a Rida
How to Wrap a Sari
helpful hints for sewers
Free Islamic Cross Stitch Patterns!
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Al-Mujalbaba’s Muslim Women Clothing
Finally! A store that sells fabric for Islamic clothing. Cool!
Naila
German Islamic clothing shop with a page selling fabric (look under "Stoffe"). |
Sew Simple Modest Clothing
Borrowing from the
Simply Dressed Christians section of this Web site…
King’s Daughters Patterns, The
Kathy’s Modest Patterns
Friends Patterns
Candle on the Hill™
Mennonite Maidens
Butter and Honey Compared to the pattern industry for plain and simple modest clothing, Islamic clothing patterns are scarce. You won’t find an abaya pattern on the above sites, but if you really, really like to sew, you may have fun looking at these sites anyway. You may even find a pattern for something you’d like to make. Little Girls’ Dresses
and Bloomers
patterns and ready-mades for girls’ simple dresses and bloomers
If you love the look of simple modest clothing for your girl(s), you’ll definitely find something to make on these sites. The dresses are super cute, and the bloomers are a great idea for under dresses. What little Muslim girl couldn’t use a pair of bloomers under her dress? You’ll find both patterns and ready-made clothing.
Vintage Patterns
vintage patterns and reproduction vintage dress patterns
I had the most fun browsing my newfound vintage pattern sites. I cannot believe I’ve been on the Web this long and haven’t found these sites before. Those old patterns are so much fun to look at.
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