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wrap dress pattern Zadie Dress PDF Pattern – Paper Theory Patterns

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wrap dress pattern Zadie Dress PDF Pattern – Paper Theory PatternsThis is a digital PDF pattern. You will receive a link to download the files in your confirmation email after purchase Available in sizes 6 28 The Zadie Dress is a relaxed and easy to wear one piece that comes with the option of 3 4 length sleeves, or sleeveless with a dropped shoulder. It wraps around the body and fastens with a tie so there is no need for buttons or a zip making it quick and to easy sew, and quick and easy to get on and off. There

This is a digital PDF pattern. You will receive a link to download the files in your confirmation email after purchase
Available in sizes 6-28

The Zadie Dress is a relaxed and easy to wear one piece that comes with the option of 3/4 length sleeves, or sleeveless with a dropped shoulder. It wraps around the body and fastens with a tie so there is no need for buttons or a zip - making it quick and to easy sew, and quick and easy to get on and off.

There are inseam pockets on the skirt and small pleats at the waist on the front and back of the bodice. The neck edge is finished with a bias binding.

You will learn to make your own bias binding and apply it to the neckline. You will also learn how to create an inseam pocket. The rest of the techniques are standard straight stitching and hemming.

This pattern was designed especially for woven, medium weight fabrics like cotton and linen and would look great in fabric that has a draped quality like crepe, viscose twill or satin. It would also make up well in some heavier fabrics like drill and light weight denim. It is possible to make this in Knit or stretch fabrics like Jersey but the binding technique around the neck is tricky in a stretch fabric so be warned that would take the difficulty degree up a few notches.

The pattern is suitable for an advanced beginner.

The files are separated into two size ranges 6-20 and 16-28. Both size ranges are included with your purchase.

Sizes 16/18/20 overlap between both size ranges so you can still grade up or down easily if you are on the edge of a size range.

Refer to sizing information for more details.  

Please click on the links below to open the Zadie Dress charts.

Body Measurement Chart
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Fabric Consumption Chart
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All files are in PDF format and have separate size layering enabled. 

Size range 6 - 20 Print at home Pattern for A4 or US Letter paper (67pages)

Size range 16 - 28 Print at home Pattern for A4 or US Letter paper (58 pages)

Copy shop Pattern (4 A0 Pages)

US Copy shop Pattern (4 36" x 48" Pages)

Projector File included

An instructional guide book which has construction steps to guide you in making your dress and inserting an inseam pocket. It includes measurement charts and fabric consumption information (22 pages).

 All of the above files are included in your purchase so you can choose which option is most suitable for you. Be careful to only print the size range that is applicable to you. Each size range has its own instruction booklet with measurement and fabric consumption charts that are relevant only to that size range.

The pattern was drafted for a person who is 5'7" but there are lengthening and shortening lines included on the pattern.

Digital patterns are PDF computer files (portable document files) delivered directly to your email account. They are formatted ready for you to print at home on either A4 or US letter paper. There is also a large format copyshop file included that you can take to your local printer or Copy shop if you want to avoid the at home assembly process.

Once you complete your payment for a digital pattern, you will automatically receive an email containing a link to download your pattern files as well as the instructional guide book which has construction steps and all other useful information you may need to make your own Paper Theory design.

You will need a PDF viewer to print this pattern. There are many different PDF viewers you can use, but we have always preferred Adobe Reader. If you do not have a PDF viewer already, you can download Adobe Reader for free at http://get.adobe.com/reader/

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