A-line dress pattern "warehouse from relief"

Electronic dress pattern for printing on a home printer or plotter in full size. Can be printed on standard sheets of paper from A4 to A0.

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How to sew a trapeze dress with a fold from a relief according to a pattern with your own hands

Read this instruction for sewing a dress:

1. A set of patterns for sewing a dress, what to sew and fabric consumption.
2. How to download, print and assemble patterns with your own hands.
3. How to cut and sew this dress step by step:
   1. How to cut a trim.
   2. Seam allowances.

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What is in the set of patterns for sewing, fabric and its consumption for the dress

Sizes: 40-52 and 52-64 (the buyer receives all sizes of the selected gradation)

File format for download in order:

PDF in full size and without seam allowances.

After paying for the order, you will receive links to download two files patterns of a dress of the gradation of the sizes chosen by you:

1. PDF file A4, adapted for printing patterns on sheets of A4 paper in any program on any device, including mobile phones.
2. Multi-format PDF file for printing on sheets of any size from A0 to A4 on a printer or plotter using Adobe Reader.

Sewing difficulty level: medium. The silhouette is semi-adjacent. This style of a-line dress is suitable for any figure of any height, since the waist is not accentuated.

The set of patterns of a dress-trapeze "warehouse from a relief" includes

(picture 1)

1. mold backrests;
2. pattern of the left shelf;
3. mold sleeves 3/4 length.

The dress has one-piece stand collar on a wide neck.

Collar trim cut out according to the patterns of the shelf and back (picture 2) and is therefore not included.

What to sew a dress from and fabric consumption

The approximate consumption of fabric for a trapeze dress with a fabric of 140 - 150 cm, depending on the size, will be from 190 to 270 cm.

For sewing, you can use stable or slightly stretchy fabrics of the dress range. Linen, dress wool, jeans, chintz, poplin or tight stretch with low stretch are ideal.

When choosing a fabric, please note that the material must hold the fold.

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How to cut a trapezoid dress with a relief pleat and sew it step by step

As usual, I'll start with the most frequently asked questions.

Does this dress need a zipper?

Yes, lightning is needed here. It is better to sew a braid-zipper to the middle seam.

How to determine where the front and back of the sleeve?

The tuck in this design is located on the side of the elbow and closer to the back seam.

How to cut a trim?

The easiest way (this is the method that I have been using for more than 20 years) involves cutting out the facing from the doubler according to the pattern of the product or according to the product itself, but in any case, without taking into account seam allowances (picture 2).

Then, the blanks are glued to the fabric and cut them out a second time with seam allowances. Allowances are added only where the facing fragments will be grinded. In this case, allowances are added along the middle seam of the back and along the shoulder seams (they are also the side seams of the stand).

This method is also convenient in that if there is a shortage of fabric, dublerin blanks can be cut into smaller pieces. Allowances are added when re-cutting again only in places where these fragments will be grinded.

How to handle a crease in a dress?

The warehouse is first marked and swept, then ironed. The mark remains until the product is ready. It is important that the fitting of the dress takes place with swept warehouses.

Seam allowances for cutting pleated dresses

(picture 3)

1. We do not add allowances along the cuts of the neck, armholes and sleeves.
2. We add 1-1,2 cm along the side and shoulder seams, as well as along the middle seam of the back and along the cuts of the half-reliefs.
3. On the bottom - 3 cm.
4. Seam allowances for folds - arbitrary "houses" above the level of the fold, which is marked on the pattern.
5. That is, when cutting, you mark the “lower border” of the fold and allowance on the fabric. The resulting pentagon should be swept out for fitting.
6. Sewing a dress with folds of reliefs is not difficult - the sequence is the same as the usual "trapeze".