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sewing patterns for wrap dresses Eden true wrap dress and top for woven fabrics (PDF) – Sinclair Patterns

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sewing patterns for wrap dresses Eden true wrap dress and top for woven fabrics (PDF) – Sinclair PatternsFeaturing: a wrap dress or a peplum top designed for woven fabrics that features gathered shoulders, semi fitted bodice and a flared skirt peplum. Skirt comes in a knee length with or without a ruffle and below the knee with a ruffle. The waistline features waistline darts (back and front) and a wrap waistband that goes through the opening at the side seam. Comes as a sleeveless dress or with slightly gathered short or elbow sleeves or cap short elbow


Featuring:  a wrap dress or a peplum top designed for woven fabrics that features gathered shoulders, semi fitted bodice and a flared skirt/peplum. Skirt comes in a knee length with or without a ruffle and below the knee with a ruffle. The waistline features waistline darts (back and front) and a wrap waistband that goes through the opening at the side seam. Comes as a sleeveless dress or with slightly gathered short or elbow sleeves or cap / short / elbow bell sleeves. Optional inseam pockets for the dress version. Comes with bust cup sizing A-B / C-D / E-F.    

The pattern offers the following options:

View A - A peplum top with elbow length sleeves
View B - A knee/ below knee dress with a ruffle and bell sleeves (cap, short or elbow length)
View C - A sleeveless knee length dress without ruffle

This pattern is designed for woven fabrics.

Techniques to master: topstitching, understitching, French seams, gathers, hemming, burrito roll 

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

WHAT'S INSIDE

1. PDF tutorial with pictures and illustrations (27 pages)
2. A4/Letter gradable pattern in sizes XS-4XL / Cups A/B, C/D, E/F in REGULAR/PETITE/TALL height (72 pages to print - choose your option and cup sizes to print)
3. A0/Copyshop multisized pattern in sizes XS-4XL / Cups A/B, C/D, E/F i in REGULAR/PETITE/TALL height (4 pages)
4. Projector multisized layered pattern with a calibration grid in sizes XXS-4XL / Cups A/B, C/D, E/F in REGULAR/PETITE/TALL height
4. Email/Facebook group support

SIZING

The pdf pattern comes in REGULAR, PETITE and TALL with sizes from XS to 4XL

US0-US30 / Cups A/B, C/D, E/F
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 a beginner (3-4/10)  level and moderately easy to sew.
Takes 4-8 hours to finish (time may vary depending on your skills, equipment and supplies).

FABRIC

Light weight woven fabrics (cotton voile, cotton lawn, broadcloth, double gauze, viscose/rayon, linen blends) 

50/60" / 140-160 cm 

For the total yardage, please sum up the required fabric for your options. The yardage is given for non directional fabric. If it is suitable for directional - marked with (*).

BODICE US0-US10 1.15 m / 1 1/8 yards
BODICE US12-US30 (*) 1.65 m / 1 3/4 yards

and

PEPLUM US0-US10 (*) 0.75 m / 7/8 yards
PEPLUM US12-US30 (*) 1.10 m / 1 1/8 yards
or 
SKIRT KNEE LENGTH (no ruffle) (*) 2.10 m / 2 1/4 yards
or 
SKIRT KNEE LENGTH (w/ruffle) US0-US14 (*) 2.42 m / 2 3/4 yards
SKIRT KNEE LENGTH (w/ruffle) US16-US30 (*)
3.1 m / 3 1/4 yards
or 
SKIRT BELOW KNEE (w/ruffle) US0-US14 (*) 2.8 m  / 3 yards
SKIRT BELOW KNEE (w/ruffle) US16-US30 (*)
3.6 m /  4 yards

and

REGULAR SLEEVES SHORT LENGTH (*) 0.4 m / 1/2 yards
REGULAR SLEEVES ELBOW LENGTH (*) 0.55 m / 5/8 yards
or
BELL SLEEVES CAP LENGTH (*) 0.6 m / 5/8 yards
BELL SLEEVES SHORT LENGTH (*) 0.75 m / 3/4 yards
BELL SLEEVES ELBOW LENGTH (*) 1 .10 m / 1 1/8 yards

Notions

1. 0.5 m  / 1/2 yards in light to medium weight non stretch fusible interfacing to stabilize the pocket entrances and the waistband (at least 140 cm / 55 in wide)

2. Polyester / Cotton threads

 

 

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