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everyday dress Everyday Dress + Top – The New Craft House

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everyday dress Everyday Dress + Top – The New Craft HouseThe Everyday Dress + Top is our idea of the perfect everyday dress and top. Pick between long or short puff sleeves and either a peplum for the top or a tiered midi skirt for the dress. Fitted on the shoulders then loose through the waist, this pattern is the ultimate comfortable, stylish everyday style. The Everyday Dress + Top is suitable for intermediate sewists or ambitious beginners. Every purchase comes with the full size range of UK sizes 6 34

The Everyday Dress + Top is our idea of the perfect everyday dress and top. Pick between long or short puff sleeves and either a peplum for the top or a tiered midi skirt for the dress. Fitted on the shoulders then loose through the waist, this pattern is the ultimate comfortable, stylish everyday style.

The Everyday Dress + Top is suitable for intermediate sewists or ambitious beginners.

Every purchase comes with the full size range of UK sizes 6-34 with a chest measurement range of 79-149cm. 

We will be holding another shoot for this pattern to include a range of body sizes, we just wanted to be able to launch the pattern quickly for you!

Suggested fabric: medium weight, non-stretch fabric such as linen or cotton, or a drapey medium weight viscose or silk. To see our edit of suggested fabrics click here.

Fabric requirements:

The pattern pieces do not fit on 115cm wide fabric so we have excluded them from the fabric requirements.

Dress sizes 6-18

  • 150cm/60" wide fabric - 4.1m

Dress sizes 20-34

  • 150cm/60" wide fabric - 4.5m

Top sizes 6-18

  • 150cm/60" wide fabric - 2.25m

Top sizes 20-34

  • 150cm/60" wide fabric - 2.6m

Additional supplies: 

  • 60cm x 2cm wide elastic (long sleeve version only)
  • Matching thread
  • Fusing
  • 5cm length cord/elastic/bias binding
  • x 1 10mm button
  • Optional 1m 14mm bias binding if you do not want to make your own

This product is a PDF digital download only. Upon purchase you will receive a download link with the pattern in both A4/US Letter (print at home) and A0 (copyshop) format, along with a PDF of the instruction booklet. Please note, we have separated the bodice/sleeves and the skirt/peplum into separate files, if you do not wish to print the skirt/peplum we have included a measurement chart for them instead. They are simple rectangles.

Please tag your makes (and check out everyone else's!) with #ncheverydaydress and @newcrafthouse so we can see them! 

This pattern has been created with support from PFAFF. We use PFAFF machines in our studio and in all of our workshops and love them. With everything from beginner models to top-of-the-range sewing machines, overlockers and accessories, PFAFF has everything you need for your sewing journey. See the full range of PFAFF machines here and get in touch if you have any questions about any model - we love helping people pick their perfect machine. 

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