Sewing patterns can be expensive at the best of times and we often find we might not like the finished garment or it fit as well as we wanted. That or you might find that once you have made it, you want to make something else.
I often find I like to make 'copies' of my sewing patterns so I can use them again in a larger or smaller size or even sell them on. If they haven't been cut you are much more likely to sell that pattern for a decent price and the next person to use it can love it like it was brand new.
So I decided to create this handy video so you can see how I use a sewing pattern without cutting it. This way you still have the original pattern to use again and again or sell on, along with a pattern in the size you want to make your garment.
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