People who know how to sew are never limited to their wardrobe. Or the shelves in a store. Their hands can do miracles — they can make clothes themselves.

There's a subreddit called r/Sewing, and it's the place where these skilled craftsmen show off their work. We're talking intricate wedding dresses, umbrella coats, and much, much more! There's plenty of surprises on this 372,000 member-strong sub.

"This is a community specifically for sewing including, but not limited to: machine sewing, embroidery, quilting, hand sewing, tapestry, patchwork, and help/suggestion threads," they say in their 'About' section.

We at Bored Panda have handpicked some of the masterpieces these sewers have created, so continue scrolling and who knows, maybe the photos will inspire you to pick up a spool of thread yourself. Enjoy!

#1 I Did It, I Made A Coat! (McCalls 6800, View D With B's Hem)

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#2 Been Sewing Shirts And Matching Ties For My 5 Cats. It’s Been Fun. Hope You Like Them

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The most popular post on the entire subreddit belongs to user vjloco. It's a collage of shirts and matching cat ties that he sewed for himself and his cats. As of this article, the post has 27,000 upvotes!

"My daughter gave me her old sewing machine at the start of the pandemic. I taught myself with her help and YouTube videos," vjloco revealed the origins of his new hobby to Bored Panda.

#3 I Just Finished My Son’s Halloween Costume

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#4 I Made A Maple Leaf Fairy Costume For Renn Faire (B4571)

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"The first successful thing I made was a tie for my cat Kimi." Yes, it's short for Kimi Räikkönen, for all of you F1 fans who were wondering. "He was hiding in the engine compartment of my daughter's car. And he has quite a bit to say," the Reddit user said, laughing.

vjloco's colorful project began when he bought a bunch of old sheets from a local thrift store. He then learned how to make a shirt and even though it took quite a few attempts, he eventually got the hang of it. He was then able to make the quirky shirt and tie combos.

#5 Self Drafted. No Pattern. Outfit I Made From Scratch From Kente Fabric

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#6 I Made My Wedding Dress (No Pattern)

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"It was sort of backwards, I wanted a shirt for me so I could dress like my furry friends."

"The beige cat, Mr. Nutter Butter likes to leave the house wearing his tie. I can't help but laugh at someone driving out in the country and seeing a cat looking all professional," he added.

"The sewing and cat communities on Reddit are amazingly supportive," vjloco said. "I think most people don't know how supportive Reddit is."

#7 Finished My Rainbow Quilt! And A Body Pillow Case To Match. Happy Pride Month!

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#8 Made An Entire 1850's Outfit. Lots Of Work, But Totally Worth It!

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But cats aren't the only pets of vjloco's. He lives outside Defuniak Springs, Florida, and unfortunately, people often dump animals on the road behind his acreage. "We have a relationship with a vet and shelter in our area. Currently, we have 5 cats and 2 rabbits," he said.

Since his cats are all dressed up now, vjloco is currently working on a pair of shirts for himself and the bunnies.

#9 In 2020 I’m Planning To Memorialize My Father By Sewing A Book Of His Life. This Is Page One

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#10 Designed, Sewed, And Modeled This Dior Inspired Trench Coat

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What's great about this subreddit is that it has plenty of material (and support) for anyone like vjloco who wants to start sewing. They suggest books, share machine FAQs, and plenty of other in-depth tutorials and quick tips, so I think the sub will only get bigger. As it should!

#11 Duchess Coat By Ellie And Mac Patterns For My Spiderman-Obsessed 2y.o. Niece. I Can't Wait To See It On Her!

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#12 I Made The Dressing Gown That Bilbo Wears In The First Hobbit Movie (M7875)

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#13 This Is A Prom Dress My Aunt From Nigeria Made For Me Back In 2019. We Designed It Based On Two Different Dresses. The Pattern Of The Fabric Is My Favorite Part! (No Pattern)

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#14 Made A Non Conventional Wedding Dress! V9296

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#15 (Self Drafted) My Old Lounge Dress Wasn't Getting Much Wear, So I Reworked It Into A Sundress

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#16 (Self-Drafted) Sewist On Low Budget Recreating Expensive Dresses. I Was Inspired By This Teuta Matoshi Dress

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#17 I Made A Velvet Dress With Leds To Look Like The Night Sky (Self Drafted)

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#18 Completed My Belle Gown (Beauty & The Beast) Self Drafted

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#19 First Finished Dress vs. First Dress I Can Actually Wear In Public

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#20 I Made Billy Porter’s Oscars Tuxedo Gown (Self Drafted)

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#21 Bought My First Sewing Machine 2 Weeks Ago Without Knowing A Single Thing About Sewing. So I Spent Hours On Youtube Watching How To Videos. I Made This Myself Yesterday

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#22 (McCall's Archive Collection Circa 1956 M7478) Took Forever To Finish This Coat, But I'm Really Pleased With How It Turned Out - Especially The Twirl Factor!

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#23 Engagement Photo Dress I Designed And Constructed

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#24 I Recreated An Early 1900s Illustration Butterfly Dress!

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#25 (Burdaeasy 2019) Tried To Recreate A 60’s Inspired Dress From The Queen’s Gambit

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#26 Made My Own Homecoming Dress

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#27 My DIY Thrift-Flipped Wedding Dress

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#28 Simplicity 8262, Modified To Have A Hood Instead Of A Double Collar. Now To Walk Around Looking Dramatic

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#29 This Is My Prom Dress I Designed And Made

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#30 Coat Made With Broken Umbrellas

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#31 (Mccall's 7047) I Made A Prototype Wedding Dress Aka The First Thing I've Sewn Since Senior Prom!

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#32 I Made Some Professor-Y Clothes For The 1890s (Pattern Hacked)

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#33 (Fo) I Alter Weddings Dresses For A Living, But Suit Alterations Are My True Passion. Here's My Last Suit I Did For Myself

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#34 I Hand/Machine Embroidered A Starmap Onto These Jeans!

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#35 Self Drafted Bomber Jacket. I Saw The Fabric And Knew I Had To Make Something. It’s My First Crack At A Jacket And The First Real Wearable Garment I’ve Made For Myself! I Think I’m Going To Be Making A Lot More!

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#36 My Husband Gave Me Some Of His Old Band T-Shirts, So I Made A Dress For Our Daughter

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#37 Made One Of Those "My Rich Husband Died Of Mysterious Circumstances" Robes And I've Never Felt More Powerful

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#38 I Made A Victorian Walking Dress With A Matching Hat And Parasol For A Festival In A Nearby Port Town (B6400, TV1884 Wash Overskirt, Self Drafted)

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#39 Conjured Up A Last-Minute Dress For Halloween And I Am So Proud Of These Pockets! (Self-Drafted)

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#40 Prom Might Not Have Happened This Year But At Least I Can Still Twirl Around In The Ball Gown I Made!! Self-Drafted

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#41 (Simplicity 8578) I Made A Robe À La Française For Halloween

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#42 Finished My Three Piece Suit Just In Time For Fall!

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#43 Sewcial Isolation Project I Made Back In March! (Apron Dress By Fabrics-Store (Free))

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#44 African Print Mermaid Style Dress

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#45 I Made An Adventure Ready Dress For My Niece. Machine Washable, No Scratchy Tulle, Fully Equipped With Pockets And Pack Pack For Maximum Storage Capacity, And Of Course A Matching Dress For A Side Kick [m7458]

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#46 Been Working On My Weaving Skills To Make Fabric For Garments. Quite Pleased With How It’s Going

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#47 Self-Drafted Blouse Made From Silk And An Antique Lace Collar. I Love Edwardian Fashion, And I’m Trying To Incorporate That Style Into My Wardrobe More

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#48 Matching 1950's Style Men's Shirt And Wiggle Dress

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#49 My Husband Wanted A "B*chin, Flowery Dressing Gown To Take Care Of Baby During The Night" (Who Is Due Soon) I Think I Delivered!

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#50 Started Sewing Two Weeks Ago And I Finally Made A Dress From Scratch

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#51 [mccall's M7727] Made Myself A Winter Coat To Survive The Canadian Winter! Nice And Warm

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#52 70's Edition: Roller Girl (Semi Self Drafted)

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#53 The Completed Look- A Men’s Button Down I Refashioned To A Wrap Top And A Pair Of Pants I Made From A Bedsheet

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#54 I Made A Velvet Jumpsuit. I’ve Never Been So Comfortable At A Formal Event. It Was Like Wearing Pyjamas

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#55 I Made A Gothic 18th Century Gown (S8578)

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#56 My First Shirt I’ve Ever Made. Pretty Happy With How It Turned Out

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#57 17th Century Inspired Gown

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#58 Something I Whipped Up For A Formal Function

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#59 Channeled The 1940’s For A Job Interview Outfit! Peplum Skirt Is (New Look 6003), Bolero Is (Self-Drafted)

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#60 Made My Wedding Outfit (Vintage Vogue)

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#61 My Ecclesiastical Jacquard Jacket. I Call It "Exorcist, But Make It Millennial"

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#62 Made My First Shirred Dress For My Little Girl (Self-Drafted)

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#63 Now My Fear Is By The End Of Lockdown I’ll Have Too Many Clothes. Dress I Made From Ankara/Kente Fabric. Self Drafted(No Pattern)

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#64 Upcycled From A Curtain And Blanket I Found At Goodwill! Copied The Pattern Off My Dickies Work Jacket

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#65 Made My Very Own Rainbow Patchwork Skirt!

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#66 15m Of Fabric And 3000 Rhinestones Later, We Finally Managed To Finish This Galadriel Cosplay

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#67 Corset I Made From A Throw Pillowcase! Butterick B4669. We Love A Good Upcycle!

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#68 The Coming Out-Fit I Made For Trans Day Of Visibility (Modified Burda 6520)

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#69 (Self-Drafted) Made A Neoprene Dress For A Fall Wedding (With Pockets Of Course)

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#70 I Made My Daughter’s Easter Tie And Altered Her Suit! Really Happy With How They Turned Out!

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#71 My First Bodysuit With Self Drafted Pattern

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#72 Just Finished Reupholstering This Bad Boy. The Cushion And Decking Are Sewn And Drafted From The Original Pattern

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#73 Overall, I Would Say That This Squirrelly Sewing Project Was A Success

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#74 Made My First Gown! I Completed This A Few Months Ago And Finally Had Time To Take Pics

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#75 My Dress Inspired By Rhonda Fleming

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#76 A Little Bit In Love. Here’s The Finished Valentine’s Day Playsuit!

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#77 18th Century Stays, Work In Progress

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#78 Recently Made This Lingerie Set

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#79 Took A Stab At Making A Bralette

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#80 I Made My Daughter's Grad/ Prom Dress

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#81 My Favorite Summer Outfit I’ve Made! A Two Piece Goldfish Set (No Pattern)

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#82 My Exam Project: The Dress And The Suit

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#83 Wish I Was Brave Enough To Wear This Out. Took Me Forever To Make

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#84 So My Sister Got Married This Weekend And I Designed/Made Her Gown

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#85 Sabrina Dress: Side By Side By Seams Come True

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#86 Succeeded In Making This Coat That Required A Lot Of Mental Gymnastics During The Pattern Placement! Very Proud Of The Outcome!! Easy Vogue V9367 With Modifications

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#87 My New Dress Is Finally Finished! Isn’t It Beautiful?

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#88 Another $1 Goodwill Dress Overhaul!

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#89 Found Some Old Table Runners And Pillowcases My Great Grandmother Hand Embroidered In The 20s-50s. They Were Sitting In Storage For Decades And I Decided To Turn Them Into A Spring Blouse

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#90 I Made My Own Prom Dress! (Self Drafted)

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#91 Made My Wedding Dress. It Is Not Perfect, But It Is Exactly What I Wanted

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#92 (Mccalls M7821)] Turned This Gothic Costume Coat Pattern Into A Sleeveless Iridescent Space Opera Fantasy, Complete With Matching Harness, Cuffs, And Belt

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#93 My Second Successful Bralette! This One Fits Much Better Too

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#94 My Ice Cream Inspired Western Shirt. Made From Kwik Sew Pattern K3506

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#95 Gave My Nana’s Dress New Life

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#96 Achievement Unlocked: Actually Finishing A Themed Dress In Time For The Appropriate Holiday - Happy Easter, Everyone! (Advance 7079)

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#97 I Made My High School Senior Ball Dress With My Mom In Two Days

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#98 My First Sewing Project - Katara's Fire Nation Disguise!

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#99 Finished New Watermelon Concept Shirt For The Beach Today. Now I Just Need To Be Able To Travel

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#100 Matching Crop Top And Midi Skirt - Altered Simplicity 6408 Dress

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#101 My Sweet Little Mama In The Outfit I Made Her For My Niece’s Wedding. I Was Terrified To Cut Into The Beaded Lace...i Picked Out Beads For Hours, And Restitched Beads Back In Along The Seams. A Tedious Process, But Really Loved The Handwork. She Looked Great, And Was Comfy All Day

"I was terrified to cut into the beaded lace...I picked out beads for hours, and restitched beads back in along the seams. A tedious process, but really loved the handwork. She looked great, and was comfy all day."