Just a reminder that there are only 2 weeks left to submit your ideas for our next custom-fit sewing pattern design. We’ll be picking one of your submissions and turning it into reality, then sending the lucky winner a FREE paper pattern custom to your measurements and fabric choice.
Remember, you can send us anything: sketches on the back of a napkin, a link from social media, even a write-up with what you would like. If you can sew it – we can make it! Send your pattern suggestion to: sales@MJTrends.com because you’re running out of time.
You could submit a skirt, dress, cosplay costume, catsuit, or even a design for your dog! We will contact the winner to get your measurements and shipping info to send you the free pattern. Are you a designer and want to use it for commercial clients? That’s fine too. There are no limitations other than to hurry up and send us your ideas.
Below are some our of favorite potential designs culled from our Pinterest board of things we’d love to make to help you brainstorm:
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Including examples from your Pinterest board was helpful for sparking ideas. It makes the whole process feel more approachable instead of intimidating if you’re not great at drawing designs.
Glad you mentioned there are no limitations, even for commercial use. That makes it way more appealing for small designers who want a custom base pattern tailored to their measurements.
The idea that you’ll turn something as simple as a written concept into a real, custom-fit paper pattern is pretty amazing. I’m seriously considering submitting a catsuit design before time runs out.
I like that the winner gets a pattern customized to both measurements and fabric choice, not just a generic template. That’s a huge value compared to standard downloadable patterns.
The fact that you’d even consider something like a dog outfit alongside dresses and cosplay pieces is fun. It really opens the door for more creative and unconventional submissions.
Sending ideas to the sales email feels so low pressure, especially knowing you accept anything from sketches to social links. I might finally pitch that weird costume idea I’ve been sitting on.
I almost missed the two-week deadline, so this reminder helped a lot. Love that even a rough napkin sketch or Pinterest link is enough to get a custom-fit pattern made.