With more than 10 printable fashion sketchbook page formats featuring your own made-to-measure body croquis, MyBodyModel is designed for a variety of planning styles and projects. We love to see how everyone puts their own spin on them! All page formats are part of the printable “Project Planner PDF” included with every purchase, which we’ve outlined in this quick video and this Table of Contents.
Here are the top MyBodyModel fashion sketchbook pages we see used time and time again. Which one is your personal favorite? Let us know in the comments!
3 Croquis Per Page
Our most popular printable fashion sketchbook page layout, by far, is the 3-models per page. It can be used to compare pattern views, visualize pattern modifications side by side, or even plan a mini-capsule wardrobe!
See more ways people are using the 3-croquis printable fashion sketchbook page! – Kathryn – Chuleenan – Megan – Andie – Kari – Whitney
Project Planner Pages
Designed to be used as a sewing planner or knitting planner, the printable Project Planner pages include multiple options. You can choose a page with labeled project categories or blank lined planner options. And, you can choose a page with the front view only, or a page featuring both front and back views:
9 Models Per Page & 12 Models Per Page
Whether you are looking to take part in a #makenine challenge or get started on those wardrobe plans, MyBodyModel’s 9 and 12 croquis printable fashion sketchbook pages are perfect visualization tools!
1-Croquis Per Page: Paper Dolls!
Of course no talk of page formats is complete without mentioning the classic everyone knows and loves: the single MyBodyModel croquis page. We love the 1 croquis per page layout because it is perfect for designing a dream wardrobe, paper doll style!
A simple Front/Back croquis page
As we’ve made our way through your favorite MyBodyModel printable fashion sketchbook page formats, we wanted to highlight another favorite: the simple front & back side-by-side view. This page format is perfect for visualizing the front and back of a garment, especially one with interesting design details!
Which Printable Fashion Sketchbook Page Is Your Favorite?
All of these pages and more are part of the “Project Planner PDF” that’s included in every MyBodyModel purchase. Do you have a favorite page that you use the most? Let us know in the comments!
Devon is an artist, designer, and educator who calls Los Angeles and Pittsburgh home. She studied Visual Arts and Romance Languages & Literatures at Bowdoin College. Devon is currently learning more about the clothing design community as MyBodyModel’s Creative Content Coordinator. Her interest in fashion emerged as a child after learning sewing basics from her mother, and she later created and exhibited a series of sustainable garments made from reused materials. In her free time, she enjoys singing, learning languages, and finding the perfect tea for a rainy day.
![We’ve got the low-down on sewing project planners from Elana! 📋 When Elana needed a way to organize her ideas and stay motivated, she turned to investing in her own personalized planner. Using Microsoft Publisher, Elana was able to create the planner of her dreams, altering it to fit her needs and wants. She says: “I designed my own planner using Microsoft Publisher, pulling inspiration from several printable options that weren’t exactly what I wanted. I love that I am able to add my MyBodyModel custom croquis to any page and can make my own sketching layouts.” She also provides a number of recommendations for readymade options. From there she plans, visualizes, chooses fabric and sketches staying focused but also flexible. “My personalized sewing planner is in a three ring binder so if plans change, I can just move that project page. When I come back to it later, I know at a glance what I wanted to do. I am a fairly indecisive person who also wants to sew all.the.things, so having this visual system really helps to maximize my sewing time by keeping me focused and cutting down on time between projects.” She goes on to say: “I know my system is working because I’ve already completed several projects.” We love when a plan works, don’t you? #SewingPlanner #MyBodyModel #FashionSketching #SketchAndSew #MyBodyModelStyle #SewingProcess #SewingSketch [Image description 1: A stack of Elana’s go-to tools for sewing project planning laid out on her desk includes her planner surrounded by colorful pens, a pencil and a cup of coffee.] [Image description 2: Elana’s “Projects to Make” pages from her planner laid out on her desk surrounded by pens and stickers.]](https://www.mybodymodel.com/wp-content/plugins/instagram-feed/img/placeholder.png)
2 thoughts on “So Many Printable Fashion Sketchbook Page Options! Your Favorite MyBodyModel Formats”
My comments are for Devon Garcia. I very much appreciate your clear and descriptive writing style. I give you an A. In everything, because I loved the article but particularly your little bio.
We share the love and talent for writing, sewing, sustainability, singing and tea. (I love only Latin as a second language.) I’ve battled the chaos and defeats of a monster case of Bipolar I since childhood. While I’m accomplished and educated as the rest of middle class America, I envy younger people the promise of more time, more accomplishments and better health in which to enjoy them.
I’m ashamed of my envy since God has provided so many amazing blessings as well. The dynamics of mental illness and the world of opportunity have collided over and over (thus the chaos). I am tired of envy.
Along you come with that bio-blurb and make me wish for more again. I’ll try to chip away at envy in 2022 and please, child, enjoy and celebrate your many accomplishments! Today I am most intrigued by your work with MyBodyModel but in my eyes, anyone with a “Creative Content Coordinator” title is having a pretty good time. (My 31-year old blessing is in a similar position in Chicago.)
Happy New Year, happy new blog post and happy life. Sincerely, Tracy Revalee
Im fashionable drowning artist