Pattern "dress-case"

PDF pattern for printing on a printer or plotter in full size for sundress sizes from 40 to 56.

In the photo, look at the version of the sewn sundress according to this pattern from the customer Daria Baden:

"Sewing patterns for every taste, good fit, fashionable design in detail. I sewed a sundress-case, I sat down beautifully, I use it as a base one. I sewed according to a size 46 pattern, sutured my hips and waist, I have a disproportionate figure, hips and waist are smaller than the size grid data . Fabric - Cotton with elastane, the percentage of stretch is small. I have some amateur sewing experience, everything was very clear to me in the instructions. "

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Read this guide:

1. Features of a sundress with and without straps, a set of patterns and fabric.
2. How to download and print patterns.
3. How to cut a sundress case according to the finished pattern.
4. How to sew a sundress step by step after cutting.

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Characteristics of a sundress pattern, fabric and consumption, a set of patterns

Electronic pattern "dress-case" 40-56

Sizes: 40-56 (buyer gets ALL 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 sundress patterns gradation of sizes from 40 to 56:

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.

Assembly diagram of a sundress pattern when printing on A4 sheets of a home printer

The sundress pattern is assembled on one large page of patterns from 25 sheets of A4 paper: five rows of five sheets in a row.

Sewing difficulty level: easy. The pattern is designed for home couturiers with sewing experience.

This style of sundress-case is suitable only for slender girls and women.

The set of patterns of a sundress-case includes

(picture 1)

1. back patterns - middle and side;
2. shelf patterns - a barrel, the middle of the shelf is the bottom, the middle of the shelf is the top and the middle of the shelf is the top with folds;
3. shuttlecock pattern.

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Straps are strips of lace or fabric and are therefore not included. Strap length and the place of its attachment are determined during the fitting and depend on the shape of the shoulders and chest. The slats are also not included as they are rectangular strips of fabric. Their sizes and recommendations for cutting you will find in the description.

Fabric and design features of a sundress with straps and without straps

The approximate consumption of fabric for a sundress-case, depending on the length, will be 100 - 130 cm with a fabric width of 140 cm.

Flax, chintz, poplin, dress cotton satin, dress denim, thick silk and staple are suitable for sewing a sundress case. Both stable and elastic fabrics with little stretch can be used.

If there are straps, the bones will be needed only for a sundress with a small increase in the chest. If you are sewing sundress-case without straps, the dice will be needed in any case and the difficulty level will increase to medium or professional.

How to download and print sundress patterns with your own hands

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How to print a life size pattern on A4 sheets on a home printer or on a plotter and other sheet sizes

How to choose a pattern size without taking measurements and using tables

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How to cut a sundress case according to a finished pattern with your own hands

As you can see, in set of patterns includes the two upper middle shelves.

A pattern without folds is suitable for sewing a model without folds on a semi-skid (see photo of a checkered sundress of a case), but if you are sewing a sundress with pleats, you will need a reference pattern of the unmodeled part during the sewing process.

It is also possible that experienced couturiers will want to make a sheath sundress partially or completely lined. In this case, the reference pattern will also come in handy.

The detail of the shuttlecock in the process of cutting can be replaced with a regular oblique strip of fabric 6–7 cm wide and at least 40 cm long.

The upper cut, instead of turning, can also be processed with a strip of fabric made along the oblique. Undercut piping, of course, is also suitable. In this case, it is better to tint it on the product after the first fitting.

It is advisable to choose the size in such a way that the increase for the breast in a product without bones is at least 2 cm, and in a product with bones - 0 - 2 cm.

Open sundress case presents no difficulty. Allowances - 1 cm. Exceptions: along the bottom - 2 - 2,5 cm, we do not add an allowance along the upper cut. Above the warehouses - small "houses" - up to 2 cm.

For the first fitting, the straps and shuttlecock are not required, so they can be cut out later.

The share plank, which will cover the beginning of the folds, is cut out along the length of the middle part plus 3 cm. The width of the share plank in cutting is 5 cm, and in finished form - 3 cm.

The width of the oblique bar is 4 - 4,5 cm. Its total length should be approximately 5 - 10 cm longer than the length of the upper cut of the sundress.

For a frill or another oblique strip for a "sleeve", seam allowances are not required.

The share thread in the details of the sundress is perpendicular to the horizontal lines of the waist and hips. But for the middle of the shelf with folds, it is desirable that the middle seam, the relief and the cut of the top do not fall on the lobar or transverse thread. This will allow you to perform, if necessary, a finer fit of the sundress according to the figure.

How to sew a sundress case after cutting step by step

1. You should start sewing a sundress by sewing and ironing the folds.
2. Compare the resulting blanks with a similar pattern without folds, having previously made notches along the cut of the relief.
3. Sweep (it is possible on a typewriter) the middle seam of the upper middle part of the shelf, iron and bast to the lower middle part of the shelf.
4. Then, collect the rest of the seams in the same way. It is better to sweep the lightning to the side cuts on the left.
5. After that, the product can be tried on.
6. For a quality fitting, you will need the edges of the fabric or any braid to determine the length and attachment points of the straps, as well as the “width for the sleeve” that is comfortable to wear.
7. After completing the first fitting, you can start finishing the sundress. Leaving only the middle seam of the back swept for further clarification of the volume of the product.
8. The first "finishing" operations are the processing of the middle upper part of the shelf.
9. First you need to iron one of the laths, bending two long cuts by 1 cm. Then, step back from the middle seam 1,5 cm in each direction, draw a line and stitch the ironed bar. The thickenings under the bar are cut off, the inside is processed with a second bar - you can simply put it on and fix it with two stitches.
10. After the bar is finished, it remains to process the remaining seams, except for the middle one along the back, and the upper cut of the sundress. The upper cut is processed with an oblique bar, which it is desirable to duplicate first. Lace straps are placed under the bar, the length and place of fastening of which have already been checked during the fitting.
11. The shuttlecock is pickled or processed with a rolled seam. You can also use the Moscow seam. Warehouses are laid arbitrarily or assembly is carried out and the gathered edge is turned over.
12. Sewing ends with a hem hem with an open cut (overcast and fold over once or overcast and stitch lace).
13. The top cut is decorated with lace.
14. A second fitting is not required, but is desirable in order to clarify the degree of fit.
15. After it, the middle seam of the back is ground down and ironed out and the last bartacks are performed.