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long sleeveless dress pattern

long sleeveless dress pattern Ella Dress

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long sleeveless dress pattern Ella DressNOTE: This is a PDF Sewing Pattern and NOT a physical product. After purchase, you will receive links via email to a digital instruction booklet and pattern files that you can download and print at home. A copyshop file is also included with your purchase. See the FAQs for more information on file delivery, pattern printing, and more. Watch this tutorial on the Pattern Scout YouTube channel for how to download and print your PDF pattern. SIZES: US

NOTE: This is a PDF Sewing Pattern and NOT a physical product. After purchase, you will receive links via email to a digital instruction booklet and pattern files that you can download and print at home. A copyshop file is also included with your purchase. 

See the FAQs for more information on file delivery, pattern printing, and more.

Watch this tutorial on the Pattern Scout YouTube channel for how to download and print your PDF pattern.

SIZES:

US sizes 0-30 with B, C, and D Cup sizes. Scroll down to bottom of page or Click here for sizing and yardage requirements.

Click here to see finished garment measurements.

TECHNIQUES INCLUDED IN THIS PATTERN:

  • Cutting/sewing on the bias
  • Installing an invisible zipper
  • Facings
  • French seams

SKILL LEVEL:

Intermediate

Description:

Ella is a sleeveless shift dress with a boat neckline and a center back invisible zip closure. The dress can  be cut on the bias for a more fluid, body skimming drape. Or or cut on the straight grain to make this simple-to-sew basic your next wardrobe staple. The neckline and armholes are finished with facings.

VERSION A is an above-the-knee length mini dress.

VERSION B is a midi length dress that stops at the mid-calf.

Recommended fabrics:

Woven (non-stretch) light or medium weight fabrics, such as rayon, linen, silk, or satin.

NOTIONS:

(1) 20" (50 cm) invisible zipper

Fusible interfacing (choose appropriate interfacing based on fabric weight) (See page 3 for required yardage)

PDF FILES INCLUDED IN DOWNLOAD:

  • Illustrated Instruction Booklet (18 pages)

  • Print-at-home pattern files - US Letter and A4 (52 pages)

  • Copyshop Pattern Files - A0 Size (3 sheets per cup size)

  • Pattern files include size layers and sheet printing instructions so you only have to print what you need.






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