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pattern for v neck dress Yasmin V neck knit dress with pleated accents (PDF)

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pattern for v neck dress Yasmin V neck knit dress with pleated accents (PDF)Featuring: fitted at the shoulders, bust and waist V neck dress for knit fabrics with micro pleats at the shoulders, front and back waistline and with lined V shaped waistband. Front V is finished with facing. Comes in knee, midi and maxi lengths with gathered or simple flared skirt. Optional side pockets. Can be done as a sleeveless dress or with short, 3 4 or long sleeves. Flattering and feminine dress for any occasion. Techniques to master: pleats,

Featuring: fitted at the shoulders, bust and waist V neck dress for knit fabrics with micro pleats at the shoulders, front and back waistline and with lined V shaped waistband. Front V is finished with facing. Comes in knee, midi and maxi lengths with gathered or simple flared skirt. Optional side pockets. Can be done as a sleeveless dress or with short, 3/4 or long sleeves. Flattering and feminine dress for any occasion.

Techniques to master: pleats, facing, hemming, pockets

Comes with a detailed tutorial with step by step instructions and photos.

WHAT'S INSIDE

1. PDF tutorial with pictures (29 pages)
2. A4/Letter gradable pattern in sizes XS-XXL in REGULAR/PETITE/TALL height (20 pages to print for bodice, 25 pages to print for gathered skirt, 20 pages to print for flared skirt)
3. A0/Copyshop multisized pattern in sizes XS-XXL in REGULAR/PETITE/TALL height (3 pages)
4. Email/Facebook group support

SIZING

The pdf pattern comes in REGULAR, PETITE and TALL with sizes from XS to XXL

US0-US22 / UK8-UK26
PETITE 152-160 cm /5 1” - 5 3”
REGULAR 162-170 cm / 5 4” - 5 6”
TALL 170-178 cm / 5 7” - 5 9”

 


DIFFICULTY

The pdf pattern is an advanced beginner (4/ 10)  level and very easy to sew.
Takes 1-2 hours to finish (time may vary depending on your skills, equipment and supplies).

FABRIC

Main fabric
Light to medium weight knit fabric with at least 50 % horizontal and 20% vertical stretch
140cm / 55in

BODICE - 0.9 m / 1 yard
GATHERED/NON GATHERED SKIRT Knee length - 1.2 m / 1 1/2 yards
GATHERED/NON GATHERED SKIRT Midi length - 1.7 m / 1 7/8 yards
GATHERED SKIRT Maxi length - 2.4 m / 2 1/2 yards

LONG SLEEVE 0.9 m / 1 yard
3/4 SLEEVE 0.7 m / 3/4 yard
SHORT SLEEVE 0.4 m / 1/2 yard

Lining for the waistband (or use main main fabric)
Medium weight knit fabric with at least 50 % horizontal and 50% vertical stretch and excellent recovery
140cm / 55in Waistband - 0.25 m / 1/4 yard

Other notions

  1. (optional) A strip of knit fusible interfacing 30 cm / 12 inches for pocket openings reinforcement.
  2. (optional) Clear elastic for gathering and/or stabilizing skirt equal to your waist measurement plus 7.5 cm / 3 in.
  3. Matching polyester / Cotton threads
  4. (optional) Matching overlocker threads

 

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