Pleat Dress PDF

XS-XL

Confident beginner

95,00 DKK

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Pleat Dress is a sleeveless maxi dress with a low waistline. The fit is spacious and the dress simply pulls over the head. Armhole and neckline is clean finished with a narrow bias tape facing. The mid length skirt has lots of volume from large knife pleats. The dress features side seam pockets.

Pleat Dress is a wardrobe lifesaver with numerous styling options.

Our purpose is to enable and inspire people to sew. We believe in the timeless value of craftsmanship and see sewing as a powerful way to reduce garment consumption while creating something meaningful.

1 x PDF A4 Sewing Pattern for home printing. Sizes are nested and can be separated during printing by using Acrobat Reader.

1 x PDF illustrated Sewing Manual

Learn how to print your pattern on A4 here and learn how to assemble your pattern here.

Pleat Dress has an oversize fit with deep armholes and a low waistline. The length of the dress can easily be adjusted.

This dress is designed to have approximately 15cm ease around the chest.

Measure around the widest part of your chest and add ease to your measurement. Compare your result with "Chest" in the chart below.

The length of the skirt can easily be adjusted

Finished garment measurements (in centimeters)

XS: Full length 124 cm ❘ Chest 94 cm

S: Full length 128 cm ❘ Chest 100 cm

M: Full length 132 cm ❘ Chest 106 cm

L: Full length 135 cm ❘ Chest 112 cm

XL: Full length 139 cm ❘ Chest 118 cm

For this pattern you need following materials

Fabric (based on a 140 cm wide fabric)

XS: 2,81m*

S: 2,87*m

M: 2,92*m

L: 2,98*m

XL: 3,03*m

Add 7-10% for shrinkage

Gütermann Sew All Thread 200 meter

Add 7-10% for shrinkage

*0,60 m. for making bias tape is included in above consumption

The pattern is designed for woven, lightweight fabrics such as light cottons, linen and silk. These are a few option from our collection:

Cotton Blend - Natural White Check

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