Fit and Flare Free Dress Pattern
The Fit and Flare Free Dress Pattern features a scooped neck, short sleeves, and flattering design lines that combine to make a comfy frock that is just as flattering.
Easily fitting tightly to the bust and flaring at the hips, this how to sew a dress tutorial comes complete with a downloadable PDF pattern as well as a helpful video that will make sewing it easy peasy.
No matter what level sewist you are, this lovely pattern is totally sew-able. Using under 3 yards of fabric, this dress pattern for sewing is perfect for sunny days and can be worn with leggings and boots this fall.
Project TypeMake a Project
Time to CompleteIn an evening
Sewn byMachine
How to Make Your Own Clothes: Fit and Flare Free Dress Pattern
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LadyO
Feb 03, 2018
Lovely dress. It looks very nice on the "model". However, as a beginner sewist, I would definitely not rate this easy or beginner. This dress needs more advanced understanding of how to read a pattern, understanding of fabric direction, and understanding fit. While the video is great, I still feel like this is above and beyond easy. Thank you for the lovely design. I hope to be able to tackle this is a few months down the road, when my skills are more solid.
LynM
Feb 04, 2017
This is a lovely dress, however I would rate the pattern as being for an advanced beginner. If you plan to attempt this dress and, like me, you are reasonably new to sewing, please watch the video as well as reading the instructions. The written instructions are quite basic but the video does expound upon those. I would certainly recommend using a solid colour for your first attempt at this dress, rather than patterns which need to be matched up.
SweetP
Dec 12, 2016
Love it. I could have this same pattern in many different fabric designs. Great way to increase my summer wardrobe! Would long sleeves be a good look with heavier fabric - for a winter dress?
Rosemarie
Feb 03, 2018
Absolutely. I often make clothes with different materials. Just not too heavy, Jersey can be an option also. I always lengthen my short sleeves. I sometimes find some old pattern I don't use and steal the long sleeve pattern piece and substitute for the short one. You may want to get one of Nancy Zieman's sewing book from the library. She explains everything about making dresses. Have fun.
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