slip dress sewing pattern Bias Cut Dress IRENE Sewing Pattern PDF – Slip Dress

slip dress sewing pattern Bias Cut Dress IRENE Sewing Pattern PDF – Slip DressThe Irene Dress is a digital sewing pattern for a bias cut slip dress that beautifully follows the bodys natural shape. With its feminine V neckline, underbust seam with light gathering, and tie closure at the back, this pattern combines elegance and comfort perfect for weddings, evening events, or summer days. Quick Facts Sizes: 3246 (metric measurements) Formats: A4 US Letter + A0 Seam allowance included Skill level: Intermediate Bias cut design

The Irene Dress is a digital sewing pattern for a bias-cut slip dress that beautifully follows the body’s natural shape. With its feminine V-neckline, underbust seam with light gathering, and tie closure at the back, this pattern combines elegance and comfort — perfect for weddings, evening events, or summer days.

💡 Quick Facts

• Sizes: 32–46 (metric measurements)
• Formats: A4 / US Letter + A0
• Seam allowance included
• Skill level: Intermediate
• Bias-cut design with three dress variations

💃 Design Details

The Irene Dress comes with three unique style options that let you create both elegant and playful looks:

• Style A: Top A + Skirt A — a long, elegant dress ideal for weddings and formal occasions.
• Style B: Top A + Skirt B — a short, fitted version with a modern, chic silhouette.
• Style C: Top B + Skirt C — features tie straps and a flared skirt, offering comfort and movement for summer days.

Tutorials are available for Style A and Style C — Style B tutorial coming soon!

📁 What’s Included

• Illustrated sewing instructions (with printing guide)
• ZIP 1 (Sizes 32–38): Top A & B, Skirt A, B, C (separate PDFs)
• ZIP 2 (Sizes 40–46): Top A & B, Skirt A, B, C (separate PDFs)
• ZIP 3 (All Sizes 32–46): Ideal for projector use and A0 printing

🧵 Recommended Fabrics

Main: Lightweight woven fabrics with drape such as viscose, silk, crepe, satin, rayon blends, or soft linen.
Avoid stiff fabrics to maintain the bias-cut flow.
Optional lining: lightweight viscose or cotton voile.
Interfacing: lightweight fusible interfacing for neckline and tie straps.
Closure: none (dress slips over the head).
Thread: matching color.

🎥 Video Tutorials

Follow the step-by-step video tutorial on YouTube to sew your own Irene Dress. In this video, I show how to create Version A — a long, elegant bias-cut dress with clean finishing and graceful drape.

If you’d like to explore another style, take a look at my Irene Dress Version C tutorial — a shorter, modern variation with a chic silhouette.

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