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_448_671_s_c1.jpg "Classic Tea Dress")
_448_671_s_c1.jpg "Classic Tea Dress")
_96_144_s_c1.jpg "Classic Tea Dress")
_96_144_s_c1.jpg "Classic Tea Dress")
_96_144_s_c1.jpg "Classic Tea Dress")
We can’t offer you a cuppa but we can deliver your new go-to frock – Amanda Walker’s tea dress! This ultra-feminine make is guaranteed to stretch your skills as it requires darts, flouncy sleeves and a concealed zip. Don’t worry if these techniques aren’t up to scratch just yet, as our detailed instructions will ensure that you’re a pro by the end of the project.
1
Download the template, print and following the cutting guide. Stitch darts on the front and back bodices from the base to the points marked on the pattern. Press them towards the centre front and back, and the side darts towards the waistline. Repeat for the lining. Position the front and back bodice right sides together, then match, pin and stitch the shoulder seams. Press open the seam allowance. Repeat for the lining.
2
Lay the bodice right side up and place the lining on top, right side down. Match the necklines, then pin and sew around them. Clip the seam allowances around the curve, then under-stitch the neckline, stopping 4cm from each centre back edge. Match and pin the side seams, then stitch from the base of the bodice to the underarm sections and press the seam open. Repeat on the lining.
3
Divide the sleeve flounces into one fabric and one lining. Pin and stitch all of the underarm seams, then press open. Turn one flounce to the right and slide ins
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