Hi, I’m looking for a pattern if it exists for the new uniform from Star Trek. I’ve been asked if I’ll make one for an avid “Trekkie” fan.
Can anyone help me ?
Thanks, Mandy Cowell, Preston, U.K.
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I don't know when and if there will be patterns for the "Enterprise" series, but there are patterns for other Star Trek series from the Roddenberry store:
http://store.roddenberry.com/store.cfm?categoryID=11422
Also, I have seen various Trekkie costume forum sites, I just don't remember where (I usually find them around Halloween when I am doing costume idea searches for my kids). You might start here:
http://www.startrek.com/community/boards.asp
and http://www.stenterprise.com/
and http://www.startrekbbs.com/
Out of curiousity I did a google search and found this:
http://www.costumecostumecostume.com/Trek.htm
Okay, they are not patterns... but some nice photos. The outfit is a basically a well fitted coverall with lots of pockets.
Now after doing a http://www.google.com search I am finding the whole Star Trek bit a little scary... but not as frightening as the Star Wars bunch (where I found that there were a bunch who painted their cars to look like Star War space vehicles!).
Thanks Chris, I'm going to have a look now, during my lunch hour !
Cheers
Mandy
At one time McCall's had a pattern for the Starfleet jumpsuits, and even had directions for a little ribbon to replace the combadge. However, you can probably order the combadges from startrek.com or take a look in Spencer's Gifts or someplace like that, if you have one around.
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