Dress pattern "trapeze on a yoke with a drop"

PDF pattern for printing on a printer or plotter in full size for dress sizes from 40 to 52.

Free download instructions on how to sew this A-line dress for the pattern...

Instructions for a pattern on how to sew a trapeze dress on a yoke with a length difference

Contents of the instruction:

1. Fabric for sewing dresses and description of patterns.
2. How to download patterns and print with your own hands.
3. How to cut and sew this dress with your own hands.

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Description of a set of patterns and fabric for a dress

Electronic ready-made dress pattern for beginners "a-line on a yoke with a drop" in full size and without seam allowances.

Sizes: from 40 to 52, the buyer receives the entire gradation of sizes.

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 dress patterns gradation sizes from 40 to 52:

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: simple - a pattern for beginner couturiers who have mastered the basics of cutting and sewing.

The set of patterns includes (Fig. 1):

• back patterns (yoke and lower part);
• shelf patterns (coquette and lower part);
• sleeve patterns (sleeve and lower part - imitation of a glove).

A-line dress style with a drop in length is suitable for almost all types of slender figures of any height, as well as for figures that combine two sizes.

Full girls are not recommended, as it will make the figure visually very massive.

Fabric consumption for sizes 40-52 will be 200 - 220 cm with a fabric width of 140 cm.

What to sew a trapezoid dress on a yoke with a difference in length from?

Only soft and well-draped dress fabrics are suitable for sewing this model. For example, dense natural silk, crepe chiffon, thin dress wool, thin stretch of low or medium elongation.

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How to cut and sew a trapezoid dress with a length difference with your own hands

I must say right away that the neckline of this dress is large enough to do without a fastener.

The processing of the neck can be different: it can be processed with an oblique inlay or turning.

See how to trim a neckline with bias tape from the same fabric and without fixtures

And, video master class how to turn around the neck using a binder.

In order to process the neckline with a piping, we cut the piping from the dublerin according to the patterns of the coquettes (Fig. 2). We do NOT add seam allowances to dubbing blanks. We will add after gluing and only in places connection of the facing fragments.

For the main parts, the usual seam allowances (Fig. 3) are 1 cm each, with the exception of the sprout (back neck), armholes and sleeve hem. On the bottom of the sleeve - depending on the method of processing.

Please note: seam allowances are NOT added to the cuts of the armholes, sprout, neckline and sleeve hem! Seam allowances are also NOT added if the dress is sewn from stretch with a knitted seam.

See how to sew knitwear (stretch)

Now about the layout: there are not many options (Fig. 3). The sleeve can be cut both along the lobar and along the oblique thread, as shown in the figure. To save money, the back yoke can be with a middle seam, if you lay it in the middle line to the yoke. In this case, don't forget to add a middle seam allowance.

How to sew an a-line dress on a yoke with a length difference

Sewing a dress begins with stitching the yokes to the front and back, followed by overcasting and ironing the seams.

Then, they grind, overcast and iron or iron the shoulder and side seams.

The sleeve is processed and the finished sleeve is tucked into the armhole. The neck can be processed, both before trying on, and after.

On the fitting, the fit of the sleeve is specified, and after that it remains only to process the bottom of the dress into a hem with an open cut (overcast and fold once) and sew gloves.

See video tutorial on sewing how to throw in a sleeve in the armhole

И sewing master class video how to process the neck with a turning.