The days of disco don't have to die, as long as you're recreating some of those flashy 70's styles with these sewing patterns. I've reviewed some of the most complete collections of patterns on the web so that you can get the right style for the right price.

Best Vintage PatternsOkay, is there anything better than vintage factory folded patterns for $3 a pop? Best Vintage Patterns around 30 vintage 70's patterns available on the cheap.

The Rusty ZipperThe Rusty Zipper most likely has the pattern you are looking for, and the prices aren't too bad. Use the search bar to get specific on what you want, because they have a multitude of patterns at this online store.

Abracadabra Vintage ClothingYou are likely to find the 70's look at Abracadabra Vintage Clothing. There are only about thirty 70's sewing patterns listed at a time, but they are typical of the era. This site also has good tools, with a shipping calculator and dollar converter at your fingertips.

Fabric.comFabric.com is one of my favorite places to score dress fabric because you can get a lot of it at a cheap price. The site has oodles of info about the fabrics, with lots of patterns and types to choose from.
I highly recommend scoring your fabric for cheap, especially since shipping is free on all orders over $35.00.

Lulu's VintageLulu has sorted her site into different types of patterns from the 70's, so be sure to check under the 'Misc' menu to the right. This link will take you to the skirts and pants patterns, which are all very nicely priced around and under the $10 mark.

Scissorhappy.comAt Scissor Happy, there is a good variety of patterns, but the 1970's patterns are lumped into a '70's and Later' category, here. With a little sifting and an eye for what you are looking for, I think you'll be able to sort through the 80's looks to find your 70's style. The prices are also decent here, and they run regular $5 sales.

Mom's PatternsThe last search I did here brought up over 300 patterns from the 70's. They are all in varying condition, and you can even browse by brand instead. Most patterns are under $10.00, too, so this one is definitely worth bookmarking.

Patterns from the PastThis is not the easiest site to navigate, but if you can sift through the 'master list' of patterns, then you'll find 70's styles sorted by manufacturer. They are decently priced and vary in condition.

Moms PatternsFor all you time travelers, here is a comprehensive list of some of the best vintage pattern sites on the web. I've done the homework to find out which sites are offering the best variety, quality and cheapest deals in vintage patterns.
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