Where to Find Free Lolita Patterns

Nik Minor
Lolita fashion is a popular form of fashion that puts a modern spin on 19th century European styles. Originating in Japan, Lolita fashion is popular among Japanese youths. This particular fashion trend utilizes ruffles, lace and Gothic trends to create a unique style of fashion. Popular Lolita pieces include knee length skirts, knee high socks, blouses, petticoats and platform shoes. Find free patterns online from which to create the Lolita look.

Lolita fashions can be pricey and hard to find. If you're skilled on a sewing machine, you can save tons of money. Plus, if you're really good, you can sell your work. After all, these pieces are in high demand. The beauty behind the Lolita style is that it can be manipulated to suit your financial needs, sewing ability, and materials on hand. The following free patterns include Lolita patterns as well as a number of patterns that could be used to fashion Lolita style pieces.

Before you begin to select and cut out your patterns, review the Understanding the Patterns in Gosurori worksheet found HERE. It converts sizes from metrics and shows you how to take measurements and how to adjust measurements for height and weight. It also includes a glossary of terms, converted from Japanese.

Where to Find Free Lolita Patterns

Free Lolita Patterns at Antipope.org

Here find a free classic Gothic Lolita skirt pattern as well as a pattern for a knickers and a witches' hat.

Free Lolita Style Patterns at Tudorlinks.com

Use free Edwardian and Victorian patterns to obtain the Lolita look. Here find patterns of fashionable clothing dating from the 1850s to the 1910s. Make a Basquine a L'espagnole (a fitted blouse with a puff bottom and sleeves), a petticoat, paletot, cuirasse bodice, waistcoat bodice, and skirt to incorporate into your Lolita fashion. Throw in a pair of platform shoes or retro short, heeled boots.

Free Goth Patterns at Gothfashion.infoat Gothfashion.info

Here find free patterns and instructions on how to make a number of Gothic styles pieces that can be incorporated into your Lolita fashion. Find fingerless gloves and net shirts, kimonos, bat wings, veils, and handkerchief hem skirts.

For a free corsage dress pattern, click HERE.

For examples of more styles and patterns that could be used to achieve the Lolita look, click HERE. For some Gothic Lolita themed styles from Japan click HERE.

Published by Nik Minor

Nik is a freelance writer, editor, law student, and small business owner.  View profile

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  • Jennifer Wagner9/28/2009

    How neat! Lolita makes me think of a sexy Spanish lady. :-)

  • Sylvia Cochran9/26/2009

    Love that title!

  • Dan Reveal9/26/2009

    I've never heard of Lolita patterns. Interesting article!

  • Randy Inman9/23/2009

    Free Lolita is a great keyword combo to pull in perves!

  • Donald Pennington9/23/2009

    :D

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