Robe dress pattern

Butterick 5394; 1970s; Kenzo - Misses' Caftan. Very loose-fitting caftan in two lengths gathered front and back into one-piece yoke, has round neckline, bias neckline binding, wide full-length dolman sleeves and write slits with button and thread loop closing. Topstitching. [insert your photos of this pattern made up] [insert your username, and make sure your preferences allow for people to contact you via e-mail. Do not list your email address here!] I am looking for vintage Butterick KENZO…

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With the changing of the seasons I start planning my spring and summer hand made wardrobe. I’m sure you’ve heard that statement sleeves are all the rage this season. I’m not falling for ginormous bell shaped sleeves. Not that it doesn’t look smashing, but I’m a practical person and those wackadoodle sleeves just don’t have… This post is only available to members.

Everyone needs a basic robe in their wardrobe and the Fleur delivers. This quick and easy sewing pattern can be made from a variety of fabrics.

Most likely it was done in jersey/4ways stretch fabric (that’s why it is dartless) but we decided to study the pattern for a woven fabric (it’s a bit more complicated). Start from a basic block with full back and front.

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Dream dresses: let’s draft the pattern of this one. You need some structure on the bodice, so an inner layer with stiff fabric and bones, and a drapey fabric on top, in this case silk velvet.

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I'm trying to shift my sewing to a more adventurous, more exploratory mode. I've plenty of jackets now, so it's time. For a long time now I've been interested in draping. My first self-drafted attempt is this super-easy triangle dress from Studio Faro. Triangle? The pattern piece is actually a pentahedron (or a tetrahedron if you ignore the neckline) - a bit of geometric pedantry here, sorry! The tape lies along CF, but this is completely misleading, In a knit, the side lies on SG fold In a…