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Lingerie dress
INSTRUCTIONS

Description: Lingerie gown with open back and blouse

Required level:
Beginner

Expert

Garment moulds for personal use. Resale prohibited

 Female measurements
REFERENCES
SIZE XS S M L XL 2XL 3XL
USA 2 4 6 8 10 12 14
EUROPE 34 36/38 40/42 44/46 48/50 52/54 56/58
ASIA S M L XL 2XL 3XL 4XL
CM IN CM IN CM IN CM IN CM IN CM IN CM IN

CHEST 80 31.5 88 34.5 96 38 104 41 116 45.5 128 50 140 55

WAIST 64 25 72 28 80 31.5 88 34.5 104 41 116 45.5 128 50

HIP 88 34.5 96 38 104 41 108 42.5 120 47 132 52 144 56.5

TOTAL LENGTH OF SLEEVES 60 23.6 60 23.6 60 23.6 60 23.6 61 25.1 62 25.1 63 25.9

Choosing your size

Use the chest circumference measurement to choose the size of the upper garments (dress,
jacket, coat, etc.).
Use your hip circumference measurement to choose the size of your lower garments (trousers,
skirts, shorts, etc.).
If your bust measurement is 1/4" or 1/2" (0.5-1.5 cm) smaller than indicated on the pattern (e.g. 83
cm), choose the larger size (size 36, which is for a chest of 84 cm); if the measurement is 1/4" or 1/2"
(0.5-1.5 cm) larger, choose the smaller size (e.g. for a chest of 85.5 cm, choose size 36/chest of 84 cm).
If your bust measurement is +/- 1" or 2 cm different, it is recommended to choose the larger size
for tight-fitting garments and the smaller size for loose-fitting garments with a lot of slack. You will find
all the information about looseness in the pattern overview.
If your abdomen is prominent, we recommend you to measure the abdomen at the navel level
and use it as a reference to locate the waist measurement, then you can make the necessary adjust-
ments to the garment to suit your taste.
Notes

We recommend you to measure your body and check your ideal size to avoid mistakes.
If you think it is necessary to cut the garment 1/2" or 1 cm on the sides, we recommend you to do
it at the end of the sewing process and to measure the garment to be sure.
If your height is above or below standard you can adjust the lengths of the bottoms, dresses,
blouses and sleeves by adding or subtracting measurements, for example, you can add or subtract 3
or 5 cm to the bottom to get the length you want, we recommend making these changes at the end
of the sewing or measuring the body area first and transferring it to the pattern plus 1" or 2 cm for the
hems.
Illegal resale of this material and its parts (pattern documents in A4/Letter and A0 format) is
forbidden. It is only for personal and professional use for the creation of the project presented in this
document.
We are not responsible if the materials used are not the indicated or do not have the similar cha-
racteristics required to create this or other projects, as each pattern is created with specific characteris-
tics of each textile group.
We remind you to measure your body, preferably your waist to guide you when choosing your
size, remember that it is always recommended that if you think that the project is a little tight, choose
one size more, as it is possible to fit, but it is not possible to release slack if the size you have chosen is
too tight for your measurements.
 Patterns measurements size XS
Once the moulds are prin-
ted you can check the 25 cm or 10”
measurements to corrobo-
rate that the printing was
optimal, they should be
printed in real size on the
sheet according to the size
of the document if the

17.5 cm or 7”
measurements match
everything has been well in
the printing, if not, check
the printing format. The
following measurements
are approximate, they may
vary very slightly (no more
than 1/4" or 0.5cm).

Pattern on fabric Pattern pieces

The following image is only a suggestion of pattern
placement, you can arrange it in another way if you
think it's convenient, just remember to respect the
direction of the grainline of the fabric.
Grainline of fabric

Fabric requirements

90 cm or 35” in width: XS to L: 150 cm or 60 inches lenght , XL to 3XL: 200 cm or 80 inches lenght

1.40 mts or 55” in width: XS to L: 100 cm or 40 inches lenght, XL to 3XL: 150 cm or 60 inches lenght
1.50 mts or 59” in width: XS to L: 100 cm or 40 inches lenght, XL to 3XL: 150 cm or 60 inches lenght

MATERIALS:
-Fabric
- 150 cm or 1.5 yard 3” lace
 Choosing materials

Recommended materials for sewing this project, choose stretch fabrics with the following properties.

- Saten or polyhedra
- Mixed fiber fabric with spandex
- Light to medium weight, soft and stretchy
- The content may contain man-made fibers (viscose), note that the result will not be the same depending on
the fabric you choose due to the weight and consistency of the fabric.
- The content should not contain 100% natural fibers, such as pure cotton, pure linen, 100% plain fabrics, etc.
- If you use 100% pure fabric without elastane or spandex, consider using one or two sizes more than indicated
to compensate for the lack of elasticity in case of pajamas, tops or pants, all wide, do not use these fabrics if the
design is tight as bodysuits, leggis and the like.

Attention: We do not recommend transparent fabrics (chiffon, organza, elastic lace) or denim, drill or similar, the
use of these fabrics is at the discretion of the customer.

LEGEND

Fabric Fabric Lining Lining Elastic

right side wrong side right side wrong side

Fold in half Doubles 3/3 Fold in half

(Vertically) (Vertically) Fully open
(Horizon)

Layer printing instructions

You can print the pattern documents with the sizes separately, just go to
the layers panel (blue icon in the image) to examine the content of the document,
and with the "eye" icon you can show or hide the content of each layer.
Locate on the size board which is the one you need according to your meas-
urements and when printing, hide the layers you don't need.
We recommend that you only hide the size layers, since the rest of the
layers have information that you will need for the project.

A4 or Letterhead pattern assembly instructions

Document need to be printed in A4

(21*29,7 cm or 8,3*X11,7”) or letter format (21.59X27.94 cm or 8,5X11”)

How to assemble:
1. Print sheets in 100% scale.
2. Cut out along the dotted line.
3. Glue the sheets according to the diagram, matching the marks on the corners.

Before printing the whole mould make the printing test on the first page next to the pattern, if the 2" X 2"
or 5cm X 5cm measurements coincide everything should be correct, if not the printing values should be adjus-
ted until everything coincides, in the same way you can check the measurements of the size XS (base) in the
guide.
 Pattern diagram

A2 A3 A4

Lingerie dress
1
Front top

GRAINLINE
Cut x2

B1 B2 B3 B4
FOLD ON FABRIC

FOLD ON FABRIC
C1 C2 C3 C4

Lingerie dress
3
Back
Cut x1 on fold
Cut x1 on fold
Front donw
2
Lingerie dress

D1 D2 D3 D4
Lingerie dress
4
Bies
 1. . Fold the cups in half and fix them with pins.
2.Close the bust pin with a straight stitch, following
the pattern guide.
3. . Cut a piece of lace in the shape of a triangle.
4. Face the lace triangle to the center neckline of the
cups, right side to right side and pin 1/2" or 1 cm from
the edge and use overlock for a better finish.
5. Reveal the right side of the piece created in the pre-
vious step and iron to fix the seams.
6. Face the necklines to the lower front, right side
against right side as shown in the picture making sure that
the lace is directed to the center of the piece.
7. Join the bottom and cups with a straight stitch and
overlock 1/2" or 1 cm from the edge.
8. Cut a bias binding with the bias binding guide across
the width of the fabric to make the bias binding around the
armholes that will help support the neckline.
Note: if you think that the bias binding you have cut is
not enough, you can always cut two bias ribbons, join them
with a straight stitch and follow the above procedure without
any problems.
9. We will sew the bias binding starting at the lower
part of the cup following the next steps:
a) Face the bias binding to the armhole, right side of
the bias binding to the wrong side of the neckline; fasten with
small straight stitch 1/2" or 1 cm from the edge.
b) Leave 20 cm free from the top of the cup (this will be
used for knotting at the neck).
c) We will make picks along the edge, especially in the
curved areas to facilitate the work, being careful not to cut
the seam.
d) Fold the bias binding along the seam, wrong side to
wrong side of the bias binding.
e) We will fold the bias binding again, facing the two
fabric edges, wrong side to wrong side.
f) We make a last fold of the bias binding to hide the
edges inside the bias binding and fix with a straight or double
needle stitch on the inside edge of the bias being careful to
join all the layers we have created by folding the bias binding
and the piece.
10. We will use a zigzag or overlock stitch on the top
edge of the back piece.
11. We face the bias binding to the upper area and fix it
with a straight stitch.
12. We lace the front and back of the dress.
13. Fix the previous step with straight stitch and over-
lock to avoid fraying.
14. We will make a simple pleat of 1/2" or 1 cm on the
lower edge of the piece and use the iron in the right heat for
the fabric, so we will fix the pleat and it will be easier.
15. Repeat the previous step on the bottom of the
piece and fix the pleats with a straight stitch to the inside
edge of the piece.