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commercial pattern archive home home about search the archive search by pattern number advanced search donations faqs news collections book welcome to copa commercial patterns are full scale tissue paper clothing patterns used by the home sewer to create garments and accessories issued in the united states as early as 1854 originally full scale patterns were included as supplements in fashion periodicals such as frank leslie s illustrated magazine and sold through by mail order commercial patterns are designed to be a disposable tool of the garment creation process which makes them difficult to preserve the copa project electronically captures and records commercial pattern data in order to preserve these scattered and vanishing records of european and american culture copa online contains over 55 000 scanned images garments pattern schematics from 61 000 commercially produced patterns dating back to 1847 the database is currently free to use and user accounts are no longer required for access please contact copa uri edu with any comments or questions you may have pattern donations announcement as of october 2025 we are temporarily unable to accept personal pattern donations due to a significant accessions and cataloging backlog we hope to begin accepting donations of non duplicate patterns again in 2026 if you are an individual who would like to be put on our donation waitlist or represent an organization looking to deaccession a major pattern collection please email the copa coordinator mouse over slide carousel to see date and pattern number uri archive special collections contact faq help