Rhea — Tiered Sundress With Shirred Back Sewing Pattern (Free PDF)
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Description:
The tiered dress has been an eye-catcher in many spring and summer fashion shows this year, so we too decided to explore this trend and offer you a pattern that will take you through the summer in style. Made entirely out of linen, this dress is elegant, breezy, and, best of all, will make you look perfectly put together for any occasion.
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Fabric Specifications:
| Type: | PDF Pattern |
| Skill Level: | Beginner |
| Design Variations: | 1 |
| Illustrations: | Yes |
| Instructions: | Yes |
Qty: Digital Download
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Customer Questions and Answers
How hard is it to do the shirring at the back?
F|S Team
The tutorial on our blog have detailed instructions for how to do shirring :)
This pattern is the absolute best! I am a beginner sewist and found this pattern to be very quick and fun! I have made it in so many different strap variations and with sleeves!! You should definitely give this pattern a shot.
A fun sew gifted to my daughter-in-law! I had never done shirring but had no issues following the F-S link to the instructions. Didn't make a muslin and the fit was spot on to her measurements. F-S IL019 Emerald.
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