Sleeveless bodice pattern

Drafting the Sleeveless Bodice Drafting the Sleeveless Block This page contains preliminary information. See the menu for the link to the instructions. The Sleeveless Block is a derivative block. It is used making the Bodice Block, meaning you need to make that block before you can make this one. It is not necessary to make

Learn how to draft fitted bodice patterns with princess seams. Examples both with and without cups. Also a section about inserting boning.

❌Current promotion: 60% DISCOUNT when buying 5 or more patterns. 🔅 What is this PDF sewing pattern? This bodice sewing pattern is a fitted princess style bodice to define a beautiful silhouette on the body. The bodice has a princess line at the side panels and a boat neckline which can be embellished with a hand-made drape. The draping creates a beautiful effect on the shoulders, a fluffy look where you seem to float above the garment. This bodice has a very elegant silhouette that can be…

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This is Zoey Dress Pattern - This is easy summer dress pattern with cute and sexy halter neck. . This summer pattern was digitized for you. This is a PDF digital download sewing pattern to be printed at home on a home printer or if you prefer at a print shop. All my pattern files include a layer option so you can choose to print just your size or multiple sizes of your choice to save ink and time. The pattern includes 15 sizes: XXXS to 5XL, (30 to 58 Europe size), (00 to 26 US size), (2 to…

Drafting the Sleeveless Bodice How to Draft the Sleeveless Bodice Block Front We will use the Bodice Front block to create the Sleeveless Bodice Front block. We will first shave 0.38 inch off the shoulder, raise the armhole, reduce the ease at the armhole, then note the contour markings. You will need some kind of

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Hi All! This week I finally got back into the swing of things, sewing-wise, and made my very first Emery Dress - finally! I've been saying I was going to do it since it was released last fall! However, I'm glad I waited until after I learned a bit more about fitting. I did have to make several changes to the bodice, although the original form was passable. But that's why we sew, right? Or at least that's one of the reasons - to have a well-fitting garment. I'm going to talk about my fitting…

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