Baby itā€™s cold outside! Ok, maybe not entirely but thatā€™s why now is the time to get your Fall and Winter wardrobe together. Since becoming a fabric addict this past year, Iā€™ve charged myself with sewingā€”not buyingā€”my Fall/Winter wardrobe.

Iā€™ve expressed before that this is truly my favorite season. You get to layer, where sweaters, hide things you donā€™t want people to see WHILE looking amazing doing it–riding boots, socks, cardigans and more! If youā€™re like me and you plan on sewing your wardrobe, there some staples that I think you need.

Sew Your Fall/Winter Wardrobe

Now let me preface this by saying that Iā€™m a lazy seamstress. By lazy, I mean that I generally donā€™t have time to sew projects that are more than 2 hours so all these pieces can be made in 2 hours or lessā€”closer to 1 hour.

As the temperature begins dropping it's time to dress warmer! Sew your fall/winter wardrobe with these awesome patterns and be ready! #WinterIsComing!

Patterns

Grandpa Cardi by Patterns for Pirates

I just made this on here and love it. My husband requested that I make him one once Judy and her crew create the pattern! Weā€™ll see if I can draft my own in the meantime.

As the temperature begins dropping it's time to dress warmer! Sew your fall/winter wardrobe with these awesome patterns and be ready! #WinterIsComing!

Relaxed Raglan by Patterns for Pirates

This is perfect pattern to create a thin, off the shoulder super stylish raglan, sweatshirt with or without the add-ons of a hood and kangaroo pockets, and more. This is the perfect base pattern and the possibilities really are endless. Check out the hashtag #P4PRaglanWeek for inspiration.

As the temperature begins dropping it's time to dress warmer! Sew your fall/winter wardrobe with these awesome patterns and be ready! #WinterIsComing!

I’ve used the Add-on pack to make this into a cross-over hoodie.

Slim-Fit Raglan by Patterns for Pirates

If youā€™re looking for a slimmer cut raglan this one is perfect. This is great to use with a thermal fabric or thin knit.

S.O.S Pants by Patterns for Pirates

Want to make your own jeggings? This pattern is perfect for doing so! As soon as I find some stretch denim I like, Iā€™m whipping these babies up.

Summer KimonoĀ by Patterns for Pirates

Ok, I know it says summer BUT can you picture this in a nice, soft sweater? I can and will be working on one this weekend. So.fricking.excited.

As the temperature begins dropping it's time to dress warmer! Sew your fall/winter wardrobe with these awesome patterns and be ready! #WinterIsComing!

This was made with liverpool.

Timeless Tunic by Patterns for Pirates

I was a tester for this pattern and LOVED it. I havenā€™t made anymore since then but only because I ran out of elastic and keep forgetting to buy some!

timeless-tunic

Neenah by Seamwork Patterns

Love a turtleneck sweater dress? Here you go! The best part is that if you want to make this summer friendly, just remove the sleeves!

Manila by Seamwork Patterns

Love rocking leggings? Do it with a little flair. I love the details around the ankles on these and they go perfectly with the Pumpkin Spice Dolman from Patterns for Pirates.

Who else is here for the plus-size model? Photo Cred Seamworks.com

Who else is here for the plus-size model? Photo Cred Seamworks.com

Pumpkin Spice by Patterns for Pirates

A fall/winter stapleā€”truly. This dolman is perfect.

Megan Romper by Made for Mermaids

This comes with both shorts and pants options and has a wrap topā€”flattering on everyone. If you make the shorts, these can be paired with booties and tights for a fall/winter wardrobe staple.

Mama Chloe Skirt & Maxi by Made for Mermaids

Maxi skirts are great for all seasons!

Fabric for Fall/Winter Pieces

All sweater knits are NOT created equally!

As the temperature begins dropping it's time to dress warmer! Sew your fall/winter wardrobe with these awesome patterns and be ready! #WinterIsComing!

When creating pieces for the cooler seasons, you naturally want some warmer fabrics. My personal faves are Liverpool, scuba knit, ponte, double brushed poly, and French terry for non-sweater choices. If you need something thatā€™s more stable for sweaters, dresses, or warm cardiā€™s, look for a quality double knit that still has some stretch to it.

Did I miss any quality Fall/Winter Wardrobe patterns? Whatā€™s your fave?