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Ives Shift Dress
Sewing World
|March 2017
Ives Is a Simple but Stylish Shift Dress With a Hemline Inspired by Shirting. Quick to Make It Is Perfect for Practicing Useful Skills Such as Inserting an Invisible Zipper, Introducing Sleeves and Shirt Hemming Techniques.
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TO CUT
See pattern sheet for pattern pieces
Main fabric:
– Cut 1 front on fold (1)
– Cut 1 pair back (2)
– Cut 1 pair sleeves (3)
– Cut 1 front facing on fold (4)
– Cut 1 pair back facing (5)
Interfacing:
– Cut 1 front facing on fold (4)
– Cut 1 pair back facing (5)
TO SEW
1 Attach interfacing to the corresponding facing pieces. 2 Start by sewing the bust darts. Stitch from the wide area at the
side seam to the point of dart. Press towards the hem. *
3 With right sides facing, stitch the front and back together at the side seams. Sew from the hem up, start sewing 1.5cm (⅝") from the hem edge, leaving the seam allowance at the hem un-sewn. Press seams open.
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