This Sewing Bee Pussybow Blouse sewing pattern from Sewmag, is a wonderful pattern for a Christmas party outfit.

Satin is a great fabric choice for this style, giving a luxurious flow to the sleeves, gathering at the wrist to form a buttoned cuff. Chiffon would also be a great choice.

Paired with a pencil skirt or a tailored pair of trousers, alongside a pair of heels, would make for a jolly outfit for your festivities this year!

The Zadie Jumpsuit from Paper Theory Patterns is a comfortable jumpsuit to wear, and it comes with options for sleeve length.

This jumpsuit pattern is an easy make as the waist tie means that there’s no need for buttons or zips. Making it easy for the outfit to be taken off and on – no assistance needed!

This jumpsuit would also work well with a fabric that has a draped quality, such as satin, crepe, or velvet/velour.

This incredibly versatile dress pattern, from Tilly and the Buttons, contains lots of pattern variations – making it the perfect pattern to help you transition between the seasons.

Lyra is also the perfect pattern for improvers and confident beginners, there’s plenty of new techniques for you to learn such as bust darts, a button front opening and a two piece collar and stand.

This dress pattern would look fabulous in Cupro Bark Crepe, which we have available in three different colours – all of which would match the festive period and any other day of the year!

If you love all things vintage, then this Mary Quant-style dress pattern by Alice & Co Patterns. for the Victoria and Albert Museum, may be right up your street!

This is such a beautiful and famous silhouette that is a renowned 60s staple. This pattern would be suitable for almost any occasion, but would definitely make a very stylish Christmas dress. Especially if made with a Christmas fabric like this Burgundy Geometric Cotton Poplin or an ice princess inspired dress using Cupro Bark Crepe in Palma Violet.

If you’re more of a 70s chick, perhaps lengthening the dress to make it more maxi-styled is your preference. Whatever you choose, you can rest assured that everyone at Christmas dinner will be talking about your me-made dress!