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"Sew Flouncy" Tiered Pillowcase Dress Pattern
Category:
SewingType:
ClothingFit:
Girls, Infant/BabyItem:
DressSkill Level:
Beginner
Basic Skills Necessary:
- Straight Stitch
- Zigzag Stitch
- Gathering
Pattern Description:
Sew Flouncy Tiered Pillowcase Dress PDF Pattern
Super easy to make tiered pillowcase dress or jumper, for the cutest girl ever! Simple lines, yet very stylish. Three rows of slightly gathered tiers create the flouncy and feminine look of this dress. So cool and fun to twirl around in. Sizes 6 Months - 14 child.
Changes of materials and prints or solids will make this a favorite for that boutique look. The sample dress was made of Dotted Swiss in four coordinating colors. The white dress is made of 3 different eyelet materials with the bottom one having a scalloped edge.
A a bonus, I have added many sewing tips such as how to sew a French seam, under stitching, and neckline options.
This versatile style can be worn alone or with a shirt underneath for cooler weather.
Sizing / Finished Measurements:
- See Photo
Materials:
- Sewing Machine
- Scissors
- Measuring Tools
- Optional Serger
- See Photo for Fabric Requirements
You Will Also Need:
- See Photo
"Sew Flouncy" Tiered Pillowcase Dress Pattern
$9.95
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About the Designer
I do not have a fairy tale or quaint story to tell. I am just a hard working mother of 5 children and now I am raising 2 teen granddaughters. I have a great husband who even finds time after his long day to compliment me on my sewing designs.
I started sewing in the third grade. Our school custodian taught several of us girls how to sew after we had finished our class work. Can you believe ...
I do not have a fairy tale or quaint story to tell. I am just a hard working mother of 5 children and now I am raising 2 teen granddaughters. I have a great husband who even finds time after his long day to compliment me on my sewing designs.
I started sewing in the third grade. Our school custodian taught several of us girls how to sew after we had finished our class work. Can you believe we had a spare classroom set up as a sewing room?! She also helped my mother after school and continued to teach me at home.
All through my school years, I won state and local sewing & design contests. With the contest scholarships, I started college majoring in fashion design. I later switched to business and started raising a family. My daughter and granddaughters still kid me about being a fashion designer when I criticize their choice of attire. I am ancient in their eyes.
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