- #FLUTTER SLEEVE MAXI DRESS DIY FOR FREE#
- #FLUTTER SLEEVE MAXI DRESS DIY HOW TO#
- #FLUTTER SLEEVE MAXI DRESS DIY FREE#
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I’ve included a box on the third page that should measure exactly 1 inch when printed. You’ll want to be sure the printer settings say actual size or 100%.
#FLUTTER SLEEVE MAXI DRESS DIY FREE#
You can get the free flutter sleeve top and dress pattern in size 4T by clicking here. (I made this top from a shirt I thrifted for no particular reason other than that I loved the print.) The first version I made was cut a little low under the arm, so I fixed that in this version. I found it at Joann Fabrics for $2.99 for a roll of 2 yards. I used mini (3/8 inch) pom pom trim again to finish the sleeves and hem because it was so darn cute on the first version – and my daughter loves it.
#FLUTTER SLEEVE MAXI DRESS DIY HOW TO#
Those of you with girls other sizes could use the pattern as reference along with the instructions from the original flutter sleeve dress post to draft your own pattern – there’s only 2 pieces so it’s pretty simple.Īnd I thought this same pattern would probably look cute as a top, too, so I included a cut line on the pattern so you can use it to make either a dress or a shirt! Today’s post will give a few more details on how to sew either a dress or top from this pattern.
#FLUTTER SLEEVE MAXI DRESS DIY FOR FREE#
I was excited that so many of you asked for a copy of the pattern! I’ve drawn up the pattern (in size 4T only) and you can download it for free later on in this post.
Last week I shared a sewing tutorial for a girl’s flutter sleeve sundress and said I’d work on getting a pattern uploaded if people were interested.
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