New YouTube alert! I'm kicking off a new series, sewing my way through my dream fall wardrobe. Starting with this statement piece, the beautiful Cozette Dress by Allis Patterns. I used a linen look fabric from Joann's in Potent Purple. Catch the first vlog in the series below!
Today I am very excited to share with you a sewing freebie! If you caught my most recent tutorial, you saw that I included instructions on how to draft the top portion of the dress. Well, I decided to sit down and wrestle with Illustrator to create a PDF version that you can print from home! Use the links below to download the appropriate version for your printer.
Download Letter Version Here | Download A4 Version Here
I'm also including a size chart, but keep in mind that this pattern was drafted with a 34B cup (yes, thats me!) so you may need to adjust for your body type. As always, I highly recommend sewing up a test version before cutting into your fashion fabric to ensure you get the fit that you'd like. Adding width to this pattern is super simple since it's just a rectangle. Since the bias tape straps are quite simple to make, I've left those out of this pattern (but you will still need to create them for your dress).
This pattern size guide follows my other sewing patterns, reference the size guide below! I hope this helps... 💕
It's here, my latest sewing pattern release! I have to say, it's quite satisfying to watch the product number on my Etsy account grow... but it's also one of the most nerve-racking things I've ever done.
I drafted up this sewing pattern alllll the way back in August of last year. Since then, I have switched up the construction to make this project a bit easier. While I love the look of a clean waistband, I think you can achieve the same look of this skirt omitting a zipper. So, that's what I did! Now this skirt features NO zippers and an easy-to-sew elastic waistband. And you KNOW I had to make a sew-along to go with the skirt!
It's finally here! A free YouTube tutorial on how I made these puffy organza dresses. I hope you enjoy and can now make the dress of your dreams!
Did I recreate a $900 dress for $50 and 7 hours of my time? Yes. Yes, I did.
Did I just order more fabric to make a free DIY tutorial for you all? Yes. I most certainly did. Coming soon!
