Is this Simplicity porch goose sewing pattern worth buying?

How one sewing pattern makes six goose outfits

Here's what makes this one different from a single costume pattern: it's built as a wardrobe, not an outfit. One envelope gives you six looks, a raincoat, a graduation gown, a patriotic couple's set, a summer dress, and a bikini, and every one is drafted to slide over the same goose head opening, so you're cutting variations on one base shape rather than six unrelated projects. Because the neck and body openings stay consistent across looks, the pieces you learn on the raincoat carry straight over to the summer dress, so the second and third outfits go faster than the first. The wings are handled separately too: they're a lightly stuffed, detachable piece rather than sewn into each costume, which means you make wings once and swap costumes over them instead of stuffing new wings for every look. The one size sizing here really means one goose, the pattern is drafted for a 23 inch porch goose, so the fit question isn't a body chart the way apparel patterns work, it's whether your goose matches that measurement, which the envelope spells out before you cut a single piece. That's a smaller commitment than it sounds: you're learning one shape and a handful of trims, buttons, and hat bands that change the character each time.