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A flowing bias cut dress with bodice ruched vertically at the center front. The knee-length skirt is formed by six gores that skim the body. The dress is lined for a flattering, smooth fit. The sleeves are short and gathered. The dress slips on without a closure. Intermediate skill level.

This sultry loungewear set includes a bralette with ribbon straps and back tie, along with two options for bottoms.

Version 1 features a pair of low-cut French knickers. Version 2 is a pair of tap pants with a pointed yoke, which sit at the natural waist. Both the tap pants and knickers are cut on the bias and have elastic waistbands for an easy, comfortable fit. Intermediate skill level

This skirt is easy to sew, easy to fit, and works in such a wide range of fabrics that we know it will become your next handmade wardrobe staple.

With only 4 main pattern pieces (plus details like pockets and belt loops), you'll spend less time cutting and more time making. Because the cut is full, Zinnia only requires fitting in one place — the waist. So there are no tricky curves to get just right. Try version 1 in a chambray for summer, make a tartan skirt for Fall with version 2, or get dressy using chiffon and version 3, which includes instructions for lining.

Version 1 is a gathered skirt that falls below the knee, with a button-front placket and patch pockets. Version 2 is pleated, hits above the knee for a shorter length, and includes belt loops and in-seam pockets. Version 3 is also pleated, falls below the knee, and is fully lined so that it can be made in sheer fabrics. Suitable for beginner. Fits sizes 0 to 18.

A Looking for a stash-buster that will work with a wide range of fabrics and nearly any print? This chic and simple shift dress is easy to sew, astoundingly versatile, and comfortable to wear year-round. The edges are finished with bias tape, cutting down fabric requirements while letting you play with color and print combinations. Try a contrasting binding, or binding made from your self fabric. Bound edges also give a clean look for sheer fabrics.

Version 1 includes yardage and instructions for underlining, so you may use sheer or lace fabrics. Version 2 includes menswear-style patch pockets. Version 3 features classic 1960s style gathered cuffs. Version 4 is an easy pullover blouse with no closures. Suitable for beginner.