Lost sewing instruction for McCalls sewing pattern 6558

You can look for duplicate pattern, however, if it is older, it may be difficult to find.

If someone has the pattern and will send them, that would work. Otherwise, you would purchase a duplicate of the pattern that contains the instructions.

You might want to contact McCalls support directly for assistance or purchase a duplicate pattern that has the instructions included. Other than that, perhaps taking it to a sewing store will get some help.

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Contact McCalls for help or purchase a duplicate pattern.

Unfortunately, you will most likely have to purchase a duplicate of the pattern. The size won't matter as long as it has the instructions.

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Hi,
check the link bellow. You will be able to bay a new on from there.
McCall Patterns M6558 Misses Women Tops and Dresses Size RR 18W 20W 22W 24W
www.electro-medical.blogspot.com
https://www.facebook.com/electromedservices?fref=nf

Hi,
check the link bellow. You will be able to bay a new on from there.
McCall Patterns M6558 Misses Women Tops and Dresses Size RR 18W 20W 22W 24W
www.electro-medical.blogspot.com
https://www.facebook.com/electromedservices?fref=nf

You may have to purchase another of the pattern. Sometimes you can find a used version on the internet, ie http://www.amazon.com/McCalls-Patterns-Misses-Dresses-18W-20W-22W-24W/dp/B007WZ00A6

By the way, you don't need to worry about the size of the pattern as long as the pattern you currently have will fit. All you would really use are the instructions.

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You could post to McCalls Facebook page for help?

Copyright laws don't allow copying the instructions and posting them online. But I can suggest re-buying the pattern (I found some on Etsy for as little as $3.99) or buying a similar pattern when Hancock or another fabric store has patterns for cheap. (They frequently have pattern sales for as little as $1.99.) An alternative source could be your local Salvation Army store, as many have older patterns--it doesn't have to be your exact pattern, just a similar looking layette pattern. The layette patterns should have similar sewing instructions, as long as the designs look similar.