easy summer dress sewing pattern Margo Sundress Sewing Pattern – Simplifi Fabric
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easy summer dress sewing pattern

easy summer dress sewing pattern Margo Sundress Sewing Pattern – Simplifi Fabric

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easy summer dress sewing pattern Margo Sundress Sewing Pattern – Simplifi FabricSundress sewing pattern. With sundress sewing tutorial. You can sew a simple summer dress with the strap dress pattern. Project duration: about 7 hours Design Would you like to sew yourself a beautiful simple sundress? With The Margo Dress sundress pattern, you can easily sew your next dress yourself and create a super versatile and elegant classic for your summer wardrobe! The smocked waist of the shirred dress pattern elegantly flatters the body,

Sundress sewing pattern. With sundress sewing tutorial.

You can sew a simple summer dress with the strap dress pattern.

Project duration: about 7 hours

Design

Would you like to sew yourself a beautiful simple sundress? With The Margo Dress sundress pattern, you can easily sew your next dress yourself and create a super versatile and elegant classic for your summer wardrobe! The smocked waist of the shirred dress pattern elegantly flatters the body, while the wide skirt, which is gathered at the hips, creates a playful lightness. The airy fabric and stylish design make this sundress pattern a must-have among sewers. The shirred dress pattern is ideal for walks on the beach, garden parties or simply relaxing hours in the sun. The strappy dress pattern is perfect for anyone who wants to sew a simple summer dress sewing pattern, whether they are a sewing beginner or advanced sewer. With the help of the detailed sewing tutorial and the written, illustrated sewing instructions for the strappy dress pattern The Margo Dress, you can easily sew your easy dress pattern yourself and learn how to make bias tape and gather and smock fabric with elastic.

Content
  • easy summer dress sewing pattern in German and English (in sizes XS-XXXL)
  • written, illustrated sewing instructions in German, English and French
  • detailed sewing tutorial (German with English and French subtitles)

Required materials

  • woven fabric with a width of 1.45m (1 3/5 yd): Short length: XS-S: 2.15m (2 1/3 yd) | M-XL: 2.25m (2 7/16 yd) | XXL-XXXL: 2.30m (2 1/2 yd), Long length: XS-S: 2.45m (2 2/3 yd) | M-XL: 2.65m (2 7(8 yd) | XXL-XXXL: 2.75m (3 yd)
  • elastic sewing thread
  • 0.7cm (1/4 in) wide elastic band: XS: 1m (1 1/10 yd) | S: 1.05m (1 1/8 yd) | M: 1.10m (1 1/5 yd) | L: 1.15m (1 1/5 yd) | XL: 1.20m (1 1/3 yd) | XXL: 1.25m (1 3/8 yd) | XXXL: 1.30m ( 1 2/5 yd)
  • sewing thread
  • Sewing machine with sewing needle suitable for the fabric thickness
    Tip: We use a 100% cotton poplin with a weight of 130g/sqm for the summer dress pattern The Margo Dress. 
Size chart

Find the perfect size for you simply by using our size chart. Measure your chest, waist and hip circumference and check the chart to see which size most closely matches your own measurements.

The sundress pattern The Margo Dress has a positive easy of 20cm (8 in) around the bust and is then shirred with elastic bands to your body measurements. For reference, our model Djamila is 170cm (5′ 7″) tall and wears size S.

Measurements in cm XS S M L XL XXL XXXL
Bust 82 86 90 96 102 108 116
Waist 62 66 70 76 82 88 96
Hip 90 94 98 104 110 116 122
Video tutorial

Use the sewing tutorial to the pattern and sew along step by step with Juliana. If you’ve never sewn before, watch the sewing machine basics video tutorial first. There you will learn about the components of a sewing machine and how to sew your first seam.

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