All 10 dressmaker patterns in the game
Each complete outfit in Thread & Tale combines a bodice, sleeve choice and skirt. A sleeveless design skips the sleeve piece; skirts still have left, front and right panels to cut and fit together. The pattern gives you a starting shape. Gold control points and freehand scissors let you change the visible edges, and the fitting preview shows the length and curves you actually cut.
Meadow Day, Tea Party and Herb Garden Pinafore are starter patterns. The others unlock as you earn reputation. Six fabrics are available at the beginning; buy more with in-game coins to explore the catalogue of 30. After the three introductory customer commissions, free design lets you mix unlocked components and reuse bought fabrics. Name and keep an outfit, or offer it in the shop window. Open a pattern below for its components, fabric suggestions and customer context before deciding what to make.

Meadow Day Dress
An airy square neck and an easy, sleeveless A-line.

Tea Party Dress
A sweetheart neckline, puff sleeves and a generous skirt.

Herb Garden Pinafore
A practical bib, soft short sleeves and a narrow apron front.

Riverside Evening Gown
An overlapping bodice with long sleeves and flowing pleats.

Café Two-piece
A high-neck blouse and a separate straight skirt.

Starlight Ball Gown
Bell sleeves and a full-length skirt made for an entrance.

Sunday Picnic Dress
A scoop neck, tiny cap sleeves and three gathered tiers.

Promenade Set
A neat blouse with long sleeves and a slim separate skirt.

Petal Wrap Dress
Square neck, puff sleeves and an overlapping petal hem.

Heirloom Sunday Dress
An elegant wrap front, bell sleeves and soft gathered tiers.