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linen dress pattern Emerald Dress Sewing Pattern

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linen dress pattern Emerald Dress Sewing PatternPLEASE NOTE: This pattern is a digital (PDF) sewing pattern. more info Emerald is a simple shift dress or top designed to offer comfort in the summer heat. I envision it with sandals and a hat on hot days, or layered under a warm sweater or cowl as the the seasons change and the days turn cool. The garment is composed of four main panels and is finished with facings, which highlight the elegant V shaped neckline and curved hem. Pockets or a sash can

 

PLEASE NOTE: This pattern is a digital (PDF) sewing pattern. more info 

 

Emerald is a simple shift dress or top designed to offer comfort in the summer heat. I envision it with sandals and a hat on hot days, or layered under a warm sweater or cowl as the the seasons change and the days turn cool.

The garment is composed of four main panels and is finished with facings, which highlight the elegant V-shaped neckline and curved hem. Pockets or a sash can be added to the dress version (optional).

For maximum comfort and wearability, choose lightweight fabrics with drape to allow the bias-cut design to conform to your body. The center seam allows for some fun pattern play if you use striped or patterned fabric, or becomes a beautiful design feature on a simple solid fabric.

inspiration & resources: visit the Emerald Page on my blog!

recommended fabrics: light- to medium-weight woven fabric with drape, such as linen and linen blends, loose-weave cotton, cotton double gauze, rayon lawn, silk noil, tencel twill, and other rayon/viscose blends.

sizes: women's sizes xxs - xl & plus sizes 1-5

pattern includes: 

  • digital instruction file - includes diagrams for each step
  • Print at home pattern piece file - full color - formatted for US Letter with A4-compatible margins
  • 2-page A0 and 36" wide (36x90") copy shop pattern piece files with LAYERS (see how to use a copyshop file for more info)
  • Projector pattern piece file with LAYERS for home projector setup with full (mirrored) pattern pieces and 4 inch and 10 cm grids for calibration
  • imperial and metric 

Seam allowances are included in all pattern pieces

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