Victoria Beckham Silhouette A A-Line Dress Pattern

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

How to sew a trapezoid dress And with your own hands according to this pattern

Contents of the instruction:

1. What is included in the pattern and style of the dress.
2. From what to sew this dress with your own hands.
3. How to download patterns and print them.
4. How to cut a trapezoid dress A.
5. How to sew this dress for beginners step by step.

Download this dress pattern

A set of patterns and a description of the style of the dress

Electronic pattern of the Victoria Beckham silhouette A-line dress.

Sizes: 40-52.

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 for Victoria's trapeze A dress includes (Fig. 1):

patterns of the back, shelves and pocket burlap.

The frill pattern is not included in the set of patterns, since the frill is a strip of fabric. How to cut a frill is described below. The facings of the neck and armholes are cut out according to the patterns of the front and back. Read on also for alternative ways of processing the neck and armholes.

The increase in the chest (Pg) is 8 cm - this is a dress of a very large volume.

What to sew a silhouette trapezoid dress from?

In principle, for sewing this dress, you can use any dress fabrics of medium thickness - from silk to wool. Synthetic knitted fabrics with stitch imitation, dense stretch of low or medium stretch or the so-called “waffle knitwear”, jersey, jacquard sandwich, and others are also well suited.

Summer version of the trapezoid A, if you are a fan of the boho style, you can sew from linen or gauze. Dress jeans, poplin, chintz, silk are also suitable.

Consumption for a dress 190 - 200 cm, with a width of 140 cm.

You can save money by cutting burlap parts and facings from another fabric.

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How to cut this dress for beginners

In this model, you can do without a zipper. The fastener "cut" ("drop", "heart", peak, etc.) is made in the middle seam of the back if desired (Fig. 2).

The facings are cut out according to the patterns of the shelves and backs from dublerin without seam allowances. Allowances for the stitching seams of the facing fragments are added after gluing this dubbing onto the fabric.

In this case, the sequence is as follows: according to the patterns of the shelf and back, we cut out a facing with a width of about 4 cm without allowance for seams, after cutting the main parts, we paste the dubbing on the remnants of the fabric and cut it out with the necessary allowances.

Seam allowances when cutting the dress (Fig. 2 - 3).

Shoulder, side - 1 cm each. No allowances are added along the sprout (back neck) and neck (shelf neck), as well as along the cuts of the pocket burlap, since adding allowances along concave lines reduces their length and distorts the pattern.

On the bottom of the back and shelves, seam allowances are not required. The recommended frill length of 50 cm already includes processing allowances - the seam of the connection with the back-shelf and the hem of the bottom.

The cut of this dress is very simple (Fig. 3). The fabric is folded in half along the width of the back-shelf, laid with a jack, taking into account seam allowances. The share thread of the back and fronts coincides with the middle lines. The middle line of the shelf is called a semi-skid.

The frill is cut out in the transverse direction across the entire width of the fabric.

How to sew a trapezoid dress with your own hands For beginners step by step

1. We start sewing the dress by stitching the shoulder, side and middle seams of the back. We do not grind the last one to the end - we sweep the upper 10 cm under the fastener. All stitched sections are overcast and carefully ironed.
2. Finishing the neckline in the pictures - see the link.
3. Then, the parts of the frill are ground down, the seams of the seam are overcast and ironed out.
4. On the upper cut of the frill, assembly by machine or by hand.
5. After assembly, you can connect the "top" and "bottom".
6. First, tighten the assembly so that the lengths of the sections that you will connect are of the same length.
7. Then chop along the middle points of the front and back, along the side seams and, lastly, chop off the bodice and frill at intermediate points.
8. Then you can sweep or immediately under the machine.
9. The stitched seam is overcast and ironed up and the bottom processing remains.
10. See seams and bottom processing ware
11. And also video how to trim the bottom of a dress different ways
12. On the bottom, you can also sew a wide oblique strip, ironed in half lengthwise.
13. Overcast seam and iron.

About the pockets in this dress

Stitch to side seam. All 4 parts of the burlap should be at the same level, about 4 - 5 cm down from the assembly line:

1. Mark on the side seam at the same level with notches.
2. Stitch and overcast between notches.
3. Iron.
4. Stitch side seams through burlap.

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