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Cap-Sleeve Wrap Dress
Cap-Sleeve Wrap Dress
Cap-Sleeve Wrap Dress
Cap-Sleeve Wrap Dress

Cap-Sleeve Wrap Dress

Beginner
Difficulty

Intermediate

Designer
Designer
Amanda Walker
Pattern Guide
Pattern Guide
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Beginner
Difficulty

Intermediate

Designer
Designer
Amanda Walker
Pattern Guide
Pattern Guide
Download

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About this pattern

Combining comfort and style, this lovely design by Amanda Walker features a flattering bodice with sweet cap sleeves and a sewn-in waist tie. The project is a great choice for those who want to focus on their stitching technique as it uses jersey and needs no buttons or zips.

Essentials

  • Jersey fabric, 2m (150cm wide)
  • Interfacing

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    Cutting Guide

    Front bodice: cut one pair

    Back bodice: cut one on the fold

    Front facing: cut one pair

    Back neck binding: cut one 3.5cm x 24cm strip

    Sleeve: cut one pair

    Skirt front: cut one pair

    Skirt back: cut one on the fold

    Left tie: cut one on the fold

    Right tie: cut one on the fold

    Note: adhere interfacing to the front facing pieces, plus the facing of the skirt front pieces

    1.5cm seam allowance used unless otherwise stated.

    Stitch a wrap design

    1 Download and print the pattern. Cut out all the pieces according to the cutting guide, then transfer any markings. Position the back neck binding on the neckline of the back bodice, right sides together and matching the raw edges, then pin. Stitch in place, fold the binding inside the bodice, then press. Pin, then stitch from the right side.

    2 Match the front and back bodice pieces at the shoulders, right sides together, leaving 1.5cm protruding from the front neck edge. Stitch the shoulder seams, neaten the seam allowances,

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