Meet Madalynne – Our Lingerie Pattern Expert
Our indie sewing pattern collaboration with Madalynne Intimates means sewing your own bra has never been easier – create lingerie that is equally beautiful as it is functional. Plus learn more about her partywear garments and activewear designs!

She’s sold lingerie collections in huge retailers like Urban Outfitters, plus she creates custom fit lingerie and hosts sewing workshops from her Philadelphia studio. Her collaboration with Simplicity started in 2016 and developed from lingerie to activewear sewing patterns and then to lingerie-inspired garments like bustier dresses and jumpsuits.
With Madalynne Intimate patterns, you can enjoy the rewards of creating your own stunning pieces that are perfect for your own unique figure and learning about new fabrics, trims and fastenings. Two of her bestselling designs are the two piece lingerie set S9478 and the S9779 corset-inspired dress with hook closure front.
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Simplicity Sewing Pattern S9779 Misses’ Dress in Two Lengths by Madalynne Intimates
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Simplicity Sewing Pattern S9478 Misses’ and Women’s Bralette and Panties by Madalynne Intimates
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Simplicity Sewing Pattern S9850 Misses’ and Women’s Dress and Jumpsuit by Madalynne Intimates
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Simplicity Sewing Pattern S9833 Misses’ and Women’s Bra, Panty and Thong by Madalynne Intimates
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Simplicity Sewing Pattern S9729 Misses’ and Women’s Slips by Madalynne Intimates
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Simplicity Sewing Pattern S9802 Misses’ and Women’s Robe with Belt and Teddy Lingerie by Madalynne Intimates
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Simplicity Sewing Pattern S9620 Misses’ and Women’s Knit Sports Bra, Leggings and Bike Shorts by Madalynne Intimates
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Simplicity Sewing Pattern S9974 Misses’ Corsets by Madalynne Intimates
Discover Madalynne’s designs with inclusive sizing – Her latest patterns include a size XS – 5X and bust cup size A – J. You can also watch Madalynne’s Youtube video sewalongs to help with each pattern step.

Let’s here from Maddie about her inspiration and goals for the pattern line!
What led you to begin sewing lingerie?
I was first introduced to sewing lingerie when I was a technical designer for Anthropologie. My category was sweaters, knits and intimates, and it was my job to examine the construction and fit and make sure the quality was up to standard before hitting stores. Although most of the styles were bought from the market and not developed in-house, the experience had me looking at bras and knickers with a closer eye. After seeing enough, I eventually thought, ‘Why not make my own?’

Why did you partner up with Simplicity?
When I first started sewing, indie pattern companies were huge. By partnering with Simplicity, I wanted to make a statement that the company is supportive of independent designers. I would not be where I am today without Simplicity’s support, and for that, I’m incredibly thankful.

What hopes and ambitions do you have for the future?
My overarching vision is to provide pretty, feminine, comfortable lingerie to women whether that be through buying from the market or sewing their own. That’s not too much to ask, is it?








