My Handmade Wardrobe
My Handmade Wardrobe Ready to Party Dress PDF Pattern
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Imagine waking up and choosing a unique garment from a wardrobe full of your own creations. With My Handmade Wardrobe Patterns, you can create comfortable and stylish everyday essentials to get you excited about getting dressed every single day!
The My Handmade Wardrobe Ready to Party Dress includes two neckline styles and two skirt options, which can be mix and matched to allow you to sew the party dress of your dreams.
The pattern features a low back neckline, princess seams, a fully lined bodice and delicate straps. We’ve also included all-important pockets!
Like all My Handmade Wardrobe Patterns, the Ready to Party Dress is drafted using real women’s modern measurements, and as been tested by women of all shapes and sizes.
This is a PDF Download
When you purchase a PDF download from us you will receive a zipped file containing:
- A tiled PDF pattern which can be printed at home on A4 paper
- A0 copy shop version.
- Printable instructions with super-simple instructions and step by step photo guides
Check out the My Handmade Wardrobe Patterns Blog for lots of advice and ideas for how to get the most out of our patterns!
Recommended Fabrics:
Beginner - Cotton lawn, cotton poplin, light to medium weight denim, baby corduroy, quilting cotton. Line these fabrics with cotton lawn or poplin.
Experienced - taffeta, brocade, non-stretch velvet, velvet, silk dupion, triple crepe or satin. Line these fabrics with an anti-static polyester lining, plain crepe or viscose.
Notions:
- Both - 16” invisible zip
- Wrap skirt - 2.5m of 1.5cm wide bias binding for hem
Equipment:
Sharp fabric scissors, sewing machine with appropriate needle, sharp pins, basic sewing tools, invisible zip foot.
Sizing
It is vitally important, when sewing your own clothes, to take accurate measurements of your body, and not rely on the sizing you expect to buy on the high street. This is why we’ve switch out the usual sizes (eg, 8-22) for our own system of numbers 1-8. You have to measure yourself to pick your size!
Techniques, tutorials and inspiration at www.myhandmadewardrobepatterns.com
