modern house dress Tea House Dress Sewing Pattern (PDF) – Sew House Seven
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modern house dress Tea House Dress Sewing Pattern (PDF) – Sew House Seven

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modern house dress Tea House Dress Sewing Pattern (PDF) – Sew House SevenThis is a PDF downloadable pattern. Easily worn for many different occasions, the Tea House Dress is equally modern or vintage inspired depending on your choice of fabric. Advanced beginner intermediate level pattern This pattern includes standard size 00 20 This pattern is not layered Show us your #teahousedress and #teahousetop on Instagram Having trouble printing your PDF pattern? Click here for our PDF Troubleshooting Tips! Pattern Features The

This is a PDF downloadable pattern.

 

Easily worn for many different occasions, the Tea House Dress is equally modern or vintage inspired depending on your choice of fabric.

  • Advanced beginner/ intermediate level pattern
  • This pattern includes standard size 00 - 20
  • This pattern is not layered

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Pattern Features

The Tea House Dress features a V neckline with front and back neck yokes, front seaming, in-seam angled pockets (for dress version), a back neck box pleat, cuffed dolman short sleeves and two different tie options. Views A, B, and C feature wide inseam front or back ties. Views D, E and F feature a thin waist tie threaded through a back tunnel and tied in front or back. There are three length options- Views A & D are hip length tops, views B &E are above-the-knee length dresses and views C & F are tea length dresses. There are no closures to sew- just slip it on & tie!

Fabrics, Sundries & Measurements

Fabrics: This pattern is designed for light weight fabrics such as rayon challis, wool challis, silk charmeuse, cotton lawn, cotton voile, linen, chambray, and cotton madras.

Sundries: Thread, 3/8 yard/34 cm lightweight fusible interfacing.

Tools: Fabric scissors, iron & ironing board, straight pins, tailor's chalk and a sturdy safety pin or tube turner.

Tutorials

Tea House Dress & Top Tutorial (Blog) 

    Pattern Files

    PDF downloadable pattern files include:

    • U.S. Copy Shop File 36" X 108" 1 page, 132 KB;
    • A0 Copy Shop File 3 pages, 271KB,
    • Instructions 18 pages, 2.6MB;
    • Print At Home Pattern that fits U.S. letter 8.5" X 11" and A4 paper 55 pages, 7.6 MB.
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