WAVE DRESS, Small size range, womens PDF sewing pattern

Original lagenlook style dress designed by Pearl Red Moon.

Wave can be interpreted by the sewist in so many ways....it can be made all in one colour or with various panels picked out in solid colours or prints. The instructions include step by step tutorials for doing 3 types of textile embellishment - applique, reverse applique and sashiko stitching. The cover picture shows Wave with textile embellishment.

Wave is a loose fitting shift dress with a round neck and short sleeves. In VIEW 2 and 3 the hemline is irregular, slanting downwards to the right side front. VIEW 1 version has a gusset inset in the left side seam which adds 2 handkerchief points to the irregular hemline feature. The front dress has 6 panels joined with diagonal seams and a wide ruffle slightly offset from the centre front curving around the hem to the right back. The back dress has 2 full length vertical panels joined at the centre back seam.

This pattern is available as PDF only. Choice to print as 50 or 57 xPDF pages on a home printer or on 3 or 4 xAO sheets at a copy shop. Includes booklet with 14 pages of detailed and illustrated making instructions.

Instructions give metric and imperial measurements.

All seam allowances are 1cm(3/8") and already included on the pattern pieces.

Depending on the VIEW to be made fabric requirement is from 2.2m(2 1/2 yards) to 3.5m(4 yards) Layouts are illustrated for 115cm(45") and 150cm(60") fabric.

SIZING
Wave is a loose fitting shift dress which fits in multiple Women sizes approximately equivalent to:

Australian: 10, 12, 14
USA: 8, 10,12
EU/European: 38, 40, 42

Bust range: 92 - 107 cm, 36 - 42 inches
Maximum Bust measurement of the finished garment is: 114cm, 45 inches

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