(Scroll down for download links if you do not want to read
my rambling 😉)
I found out that the most popular patterns on my blog are
the simplest one! It is easy to understand though, because most skilled hobby
tailors are capable of drafting their own patterns, and only looking at a dress
they can find the way to draft a similar one. The less experienced tailors (like
me a few years ago) would prefer using ready-made patterns. First, because they
are always ready to use and save a lot of time calculating. And second, they
are better made than the ones I drafted myself, I just need a dress close to my
size and do a bit of adjusting, and the patterns will fit me nicely. But ready-made
patterns are not always available on the internet for free, and we are not always
happy to pay for a pattern that we do not know if it fits or not. That is why I
decide to write this blog to share the patterns, mostly simple ones, to you
all!
The pattern I am sharing today is another simple shift dress
that one of my favorite fashion icons – Queen Letizia of Spain – wore. It has a
round neck, ¾ sleeves and an above the knee length finish. She chose the dress
in beige eyelet and mix it with nude shoes and a clutch of the same color. Isn’t
she beautiful? So simple and so elegant, do you think so?
This is an everyday dress which can be worn to almost
everywhere. You can dress it up for a formal meeting (like Queen Letizia did)
or dress it down for a picnic with a pair of flats and a wide brimmed hat. Most
of all, it is easy to sew, and only requires you the basic sewing technique. To
me, this darling is a fail-proof one :) The only thing you need to notice is
choosing a good fabric, so it does not look like a dress that you wear to sleep
:)
The pattern is created in pdf format using A4 paper. I can also
create the pattern in other paper sizes (A0 to A4, Letter, Tabloid), so please
inform me if you need them.
Not sure how to print and cut the patterns? Check the guide here.
Again, happy sewing! I hope to see your masterpiece!
XOXO
Tiên the Little Sewist
Download links for
the basic dress block:
Check for your size in the
Size Chart before downloading.
Not finding your size? Comment your height,
bust – waist – hip measurements in the comment box below and I will send you
the custom-made pattern for you!
Instruction for cutting:
If you make this dress with lining:
A. Front - 1pcs shell fabric + 1pcs lining fabric
B. Back - 2pcs shell fabric + 2pcs lining fabric
E. Sleeve - 2pcs shell fabric
If you make this dress with interfacing:
A. Front - 1pcs
B. Back - 2pcs
C. Front Facing - 1pcs + Front Interfacing – 1pcs
D. Back Facing - 2pcs + Back Interfacing – 2pcs
E. Sleeve - 2pcs
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