Patterns of a cut-off dress for a peasant lady with a drop and two types of bodice patterns

Instructions for patterns of a detachable dress with a difference in length and patterns of a bodice of an adjacent and free bodice

Read this guide:

1. Description of sets of patterns, fabric for dresses.
2. How to download and print patterns with your own hands.
3. Do-it-yourself dress pattern with different types of bodice:
   1. How to cut a dress with a loose bodice.
   2. Pattern of frills.
   3. How to cut a dress with an adjacent bodice.
4. How to sew a dress with your own hands step by step.

Download dress patterns with the desired type of bodice

Description of pattern sets and calculation of fabric consumption

Electronic patterns of a dress of a detachable peasant lady with a difference from 40 to 62 sizes.

Model sizes with free bodice patterns: 40-54 (the buyer receives the entire gradation of sizes).

Dimensions of the model with patterns of the adjacent bodice: 40-52 and 52-62 (the buyer gets one of the gradations to choose from).

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 of the selected size gradation:

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, but the calculation of fabric consumption and cutting can be difficult for beginner couturiers. Therefore, a pattern for beginners is not recommended.

A set of patterns for a dress with a loose bodice (picture 1)

1. Free bodice pattern - back and front, combined into one piece, which, if desired, can be cut along the line of the side tuck.
2. Skirt patterns – with minimal consumption in two lengths.
3. Skirt pattern with maximum consumption, consisting of PP and ZP, in two lengths;
4. Sleeve patterns - with an assembly along the collar of medium volume, with an assembly along the collar and bottom large volume in two lengths.

A set of dress patterns with an adjacent bodice (picture 2)

1. Adjacent bodice patterns - back, middle and side parts of the shelf.
2. Skirt pattern - with a minimum consumption in two lengths - the same as in the other set.
3. Skirt pattern with maximum consumption, consisting of PP and ZP, in two lengths - the same as in the other set.
4. Sleeve patterns - with an assembly along the collar of medium volume, with an assembly along the collar and bottom of a large volume in two lengths - the same as in the other set.

Patterns of ruffles and belts are not included in the kits, as these are strips of fabric. Calculation and cutting of frills detailed below.

Fabric for the dress and its consumption

Fabric consumption depends on the length and style of the skirt and sleeves, as well as on the length of the frill. When calculating the expense, it is recommended to use the layout method using ready-made patterns, the selected variation of the dress model.

The minimum consumption of fabric with a width of 140 cm will be 200 cm, the calculation includes the width of the frill in cutting 20 cm and a skirt with a minimum consumption.

The maximum flow rate with a width of 140 cm will be 320 cm, the calculation includes a skirt with a maximum flow rate and a frill width in the cutting of 15 cm.

The consumption of soft regilin will be 4,5 or 6 m.

See also what is soft regiline.

Almost all thin fabrics of the dress assortment are suitable for sewing.

The most suitable can be considered shirt chintz, cambric, thin linen, staple, fine silk, crepe de chine and crepe de chine.

This style is suitable for almost all types of female figures.

How to download and print your own dress patterns

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

How to buy and download a pattern

How to print a pattern at home in full size on A4 sheets

How to assemble a pattern, consisting of several large sheets, watch the video master class

Download free dress patterns for beginners life size

Download patterns of this dress with the desired type of bodice

Do-it-yourself pattern of a detachable dress with different types of bodice and a drop in the skirt

Features of the processing of the bodice and sleeves

Before cutting, you should decide how to process the upper cut of the bodice and sleeves.

Will the bodice be simply stitched with rubber thread wound on a bobbin or will it be a drawstring. Please note that the drawstring will require an additional allowance for the top cut.

See sewing master class video how to process the upper cut of the bodice of the peasant lady dress

For an adjacent bodice, it is recommended to process with a facing, which is cut out according to the same patterns of the adjacent bodice (Fig. 3).

Cutting of facings is performed from dublerin without allowances for seams. Allowances are added later - after gluing the blanks onto the fabric.

Now consider cutting the dress with your own hands in detail.

How to cut your own hands according to the patterns of dresses with a free bodice

(picture 4)

Seam allowances.

For the bodice: along the upper cut from 1,5 to 4 cm, along the waist - 3,5 - 4 cm, and along the middle seam - 1 - 1,5 cm and do not add armholes along the cut, otherwise it will become shorter.

For the sleeve: along the upper cut with an assembly, as for the bodice, along the bottom - 1,5 - 4 cm, "vertical" seam - 1 cm, we do not add along the cuts of the okolo so as not to make them shorter.

For a skirt and frills, allowances are not needed, but consider how to calculate the width of the frill.

Pattern of frills for a dress with your own hands

As you may have guessed, the appearance of the frill, as in the photo, is possible only thanks to the soft regiline. Soft reguilin comes in various widths - from 1,5 cm. The optimal reguilin width for this model is 2 - 3 cm.

The width of the finished frill is 13-20 cm, and we must process it into a hem with a closed cut, that is, bend the fabric twice: the first time by 1 cm and the second by the width of the soft regiline with a margin of 0,2 cm.

See sewing video tutorial frills with soft reguiline

Thus, the width of the frill will be the sum of the width of the frill in the finished form, 1 cm for the first hem, 3,2 cm for the second hem (if the width of the regiline is 3 cm) and 1,5 cm for stitching the frill:

Finished frill width + 1 cm + 3,2 cm + 1,5 cm

Layout is not difficult

(picture 4)

It is better to cut in two stages: first, fold the fabric along the width of the bodice and cut out the bodice, then fold the fabric in half and place the skirt and sleeve on it. After cutting out the skirt and sleeve, you can mark and cut out the frills.

If the free bodice is cut along the tuck (picture 5), you can save some money. In this case, of course, an allowance should also be added along the side seams.

How to cut a dress with an adjacent bodice according to patterns

(picture 6)

Cutting a dress with an adjacent bodice is best done in two stages, starting with the pattern of the bodice, folding the fabric along its width with allowances.

Please note that at the waist of the bodice, an allowance of at least 3 cm should be added. For the rest - no more than 1 cm. We do not add allowances along the armhole and upper cut.

The share direction of the backrest is determined by the waist cut - it should be perpendicular to the edges.

At the second stage, we cut out the skirt, sleeve and frill. On the lunges of the fabric we glue the dubbing blanks of the facings, add allowances to them at the joints (if they are superfluous, cut them off during processing).

How to sew this detachable dress with your own hands step by step

1. First we process the bodice and sleeves. Please note that you will not need a zipper in a loose bodice, since it is already put on easily. But in the adjacent bodice, the zipper can be located both in the middle seam of the back and in the left side seam.
2. The position of the zipper in these models depends only on the style of the skirt: if the skirt has one seam at the back, then the zipper is at the back, if the skirt has two seams, then the zipper is in the side seam.
3. When decided with a zipper, it should be basted or stitched.
4. Then, we connect the sleeves with the bodice, pull the elastic into all the drawstrings and perform the fitting.
5. The skirt, of course, can also be assembled, but in this fitting it may not be useful to us.
6. And it will come in handy when trying on a large allowance for the cut of the waist.
7. After putting on the bodice, tie the figure with a linen elastic band and outline the waist line along it.
8. Please note that the position of the waist and elastic for each figure will be unique. It is not necessary that the elastic band be parallel to the bottom cut of the bodice.
9. See sewing master class video how to do a fitting on the example of a peasant lady dress
10. After trying on, we connect the bodice with the skirt and process the frill.
11. We complete the sewing by connecting the frill with the skirt.