summer sew along 2013 part 7 aline dress1

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Wren Feathers
Summer Sew-Along 2013
Part 7: A-line dress with ruffles
As always this pattern is © by me (Jennie Bagrowski) and is for your personal use only, you MAY share
it by linking to this blog, you may NOT sell it. If you sell things made from this pattern I’d appreciate
credit for the pattern design.
I assume you have basic sewing knowledge and the pictures should suffice, but if you need help
please email me!
Proud of your project? Post your pix to our flickr group!
Want to see what others are making? http://www.flickr.com/groups/summersewalong/
The AG pattern for this was taken from the Pleasant Company pattern for Molly’s slip, available free
here: http://www.agplaythings.com/AG%20Patterns/DollDressPatterns.html
To avoid printing ruffle patterns, measure the bottom of the dress. Multiply that number by 2
and cut your ruffle that measurement by 1.5” (or desired ruffle length).
The first version (on the AG) has a top ruffle inspired by the AG plaid party dress, although that one
has a separate gathered skirt attached to a bodice.
Cut a ruffle your desired width by the length of the dress and hem long edges and gather. Tuck
bottom ends under and stitch to dress. Cover with ribbon/trim if desired.
Attach trim as shown to arm and neck holes then turn under and topstitch (or use bias binding)
This version is a little more complicated, but if you have some sewing experience you should be able
to figure it out easily. Basically you’re making a lined bodice and attaching it to an A-line skirt after
the ruffles are on it.
Slash your pattern where you want the bodice to end and ADD ¼” SEAMS TO THE BOTTOM OF THE
BODICE AND TOP OF THE SKIRT
Cut lining and main as shown.
Before hemming my ruffles were:
2.5”x 23” (bottom two) and 2.5”x 17” (top two)
Adjust those dimensions for larger sizes.
Draw lines with chalk where ruffles should be. Mine were 1.5” apart. Gather and zigzag ruffles to skirt
lining, encasing the top one in the skirt-to-bodice-seam. Add trim/ribbon/etc. if desired.
This is sized for Sasha – add 1.5”2” to bottom length to make it a
dress for KnC or leave as is to be
a long top.
Summer Sew-Along 2013
Part 7: A-line dress with ruffles
As always this pattern is © by me (Jennie Bagrowski) and is for your personal use only, you MAY share
it by linking to this blog, you may NOT sell it. If you sell things made from this pattern I’d appreciate
credit for the pattern design.
I assume you have basic sewing knowledge and the pictures should suffice, but if you need help
please email me!
Proud of your project? Post your pix to our flickr group!
Want to see what others are making? http://www.flickr.com/groups/summersewalong/
The AG pattern for this was taken from the Pleasant Company pattern for Molly’s slip, available free
here: http://www.agplaythings.com/AG%20Patterns/DollDressPatterns.html
To avoid printing ruffle patterns, measure the bottom of the dress. Multiply that number by 2
and cut your ruffle that measurement by 1.5” (or desired ruffle length).
The first version (on the AG) has a top ruffle inspired by the AG plaid party dress, although that one
has a separate gathered skirt attached to a bodice.
Cut a ruffle your desired width by the length of the dress and hem long edges and gather. Tuck
bottom ends under and stitch to dress. Cover with ribbon/trim if desired.
Attach trim as shown to arm and neck holes then turn under and topstitch (or use bias binding)
This version is a little more complicated, but if you have some sewing experience you should be able
to figure it out easily. Basically you’re making a lined bodice and attaching it to an A-line skirt after
the ruffles are on it.
Slash your pattern where you want the bodice to end and ADD ¼” SEAMS TO THE BOTTOM OF THE
BODICE AND TOP OF THE SKIRT
Cut lining and main as shown.
Before hemming my ruffles were:
2.5”x 23” (bottom two) and 2.5”x 17” (top two)
Adjust those dimensions for larger sizes.
Draw lines with chalk where ruffles should be. Mine were 1.5” apart. Gather and zigzag ruffles to skirt
lining, encasing the top one in the skirt-to-bodice-seam. Add trim/ribbon/etc. if desired.
This is sized for Sasha – add 1.5”2” to bottom length to make it a
dress for KnC or leave as is to be
a long top.
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