Savannah's Dress and Tunic Sizes 6/12m to 8 Kids PDF Pattern
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Savannah's Dress and Tunic Sizes 6/12m to 8 Kids PDF Pattern
Savannah's Dress and Tunic has sweet classic lines with some fun details added for a unique, one-of-a-kind look! The beautiful tie-neck, and angled buttons on this fitted bodice are perfect for any occasion. It offers four sleeve lengths, as well as dress or tunic lengths making this a staple piece no matter the season. With the peek-a-boo rick rack or crocheted lace detail in the skirt, it can go for fun to sophisticated elegance! The sky is the limit now let’s see what YOU can do with it!
Difficulty Rating: Intermediate
*Fabric Requirement Chart shown as last image*
Here is what you receive:
- Measurements for sizes 6-12months mos. to 8 girls.
- A 25-page instant download pattern with thorough, uncomplicated step-by-step instructions accompanied by color photos that allow you to follow along with ease from start to finish.
- Computer drawn pattern pieces you can print over and over again; no more patterns that rip or tear!
Please note that PDF patterns differ from traditional sewing patterns, and not all PDF designers have the same style. We prefer to give measurements for simple rectangles instead of rectangular pattern pieces to save your time, paper, ink, and tape. You will only receive pattern pieces for curved portions of the garment, and you will follow the cutting chart for the remaining pieces.
If you would like to see an example of our style and try it for free, please download our free sample pattern HERE.
- Categories:
- Clothing
- Gender:
- Girls
- Size:
- Toddlers
- Style:
- Dresses
- Style:
- Tops
- Sewing Level:
- Intermediate
- Fabrics:
- Wovens
- Sleeves:
- Sleeveless
- Sleeves:
- Short
- Sleeves:
- 3/4
- Sleeves:
- Long
Reviews
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pattern review
I recently bought the Savannah pattern. I found it easy to print out, and to read the pattern directions. Being a seasoned sewer I felt some things could have made the dress easier to put together. It's probably mostly preference but when you have small size things to sew it is easier in my opinion to add the sleeve cuff before sewing the sleeve together. Again that's just my opinion. Over all though I felt it was rated correctly and I really love the end result of this dress. My plan is now to try it in knit. Thank you for the chance to review this product. :)