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    Long Metallic Wrap Dress - Original

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    This 3 sentence summary provides the essential details about the long metallic wrap dress Burda Style magazine pattern: The pattern includes pieces for a wrap dress with pleats and tie bands made of metallic jersey fabric, with instructions for cutting out the pieces and sewing them together which include stitching darts and pleats, attaching tie bands and a facing, setting in sleeves, and finishing the hem. Seam and hem allowances of 1.5 cm are needed beyond the pattern pieces.

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    Long Metallic Wrap Dress - Original

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    This 3 sentence summary provides the essential details about the long metallic wrap dress Burda Style magazine pattern: The pattern includes pieces for a wrap dress with pleats and tie bands made of metallic jersey fabric, with instructions for cutting out the pieces and sewing them together which include stitching darts and pleats, attaching tie bands and a facing, setting in sleeves, and finishing the hem. Seam and hem allowances of 1.5 cm are needed beyond the pattern pieces.

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    This 3 sentence summary provides the essential details about the long metallic wrap dress Burda Style magazine pattern: The pattern includes pieces for a wrap dress with pleats and tie bands made of metallic jersey fabric, with instructions for cutting out the pieces and sewing them together which include stitching darts and pleats, attaching tie bands and a facing, setting in sleeves, and finishing the hem. Seam and hem allowances of 1.5 cm are needed beyond the pattern pieces.

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    131 views4 pages

    Long Metallic Wrap Dress - Original

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    Bilgi Mabedi
    This 3 sentence summary provides the essential details about the long metallic wrap dress Burda Style magazine pattern: The pattern includes pieces for a wrap dress with pleats and tie bands made of metallic jersey fabric, with instructions for cutting out the pieces and sewing them together which include stitching darts and pleats, attaching tie bands and a facing, setting in sleeves, and finishing the hem. Seam and hem allowances of 1.5 cm are needed beyond the pattern pieces.

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    10/2011 Long Metallic Wrap Dress

    By: burda style magazine


    http://www.burdastyle.com/projects/102011-long-metallic-wrap-dres

    Metallic wrap dress burda style magazine patterns FAQ

    Materials
    Metallic jersey

    1
    Step 1 — Preparation

    Paper cut for ANSI A (German DIN A4) prints:

    This pattern is printed on 8.5″ × 11″ sheets of plain paper. Do not scale or center pages before printing. Wait
    until all sheets are printed out before beginning to tape them together. Do not cut out pattern pieces yet—
    Arrange the sheets on a large, hard, flat surface so that they fit together, matching up like numbers and letters
    (i.e. 6A to 6A). To tape pattern together, fold under the margin of one piece (6A) and tape right against the
    line of it’s matching number/letter (6A).

    burda style magazine pattern do not have seam allowance included.


    Seam and hem allowances to be added: Seams and edges 1.5 cm (5/8 in).

    see example here: http://www.burdastyle.com/projects/072011-jumpsuit/instructions/1

    Step 2 — Cutting out

    2
    1+2right front 1x
    1left front 1x
    3back
    â—’for view A with a seam 2x
    â—’for view B, on a fold 1x
    4front facing 2x
    5back facing, on a fold 1x
    9sleeve 2x
    a) 2 tie bands, 120 â— 124 â— 128 â— 132 â— 136 cm (471/4 â— 49 â— 501/2 â— 52 â—
    531/2 ins) long, 8 cm (31/4 ins) wide, finished width 4 cm (15/8 ins).
    Interfacing: Iron to facing pieces. Iron Vilene Bias Tape/stay tape to front shoulder seam edges and to neck
    edges.

    Step 3 — Pleats
    Stitch the centre back seam. Press seam allowances open. Stitch the bust darts. Press darts down. Work from
    the inside to stitch the pleats in the fronts and in the back, between the arrow marks. Lay the pleats in
    direction of arrows. Press the pleat seams. Topstitch close to the pleat seams.

    Step 4 — Side seams


    Stitch the side seams. Leave slit open in right side seam. Press the seam allowances open and press the slit
    allowances to the inside. Stitch the shoulder seams on dress and on the facing.

    3
    Step 5 — Tie bands
    Fold tie bands lengthwise, right side in. Trim one end of each at an angle. Stitch along the long edge and the
    angled end. Trim the seam allowances. Turn the bands right side out and press. Baste the bands to the front
    edges, between the markings, over the flounce.

    Step 6 — Darts
    On the right front, cut along centre of the dart at corner of neck edge, to 1 cm (3/8 in) below bottom seam
    mark (tie band joining). Lay one tie band on the right front, below corner of neck edge, and baste open end of
    tie band between the markings. Stitch the dart at corner of neck edge, below the marking, catching the tie
    band. Above the dart, press the seam allowance on the slanted front edge (not neck edge) to the inside, up to
    the top corner, then press seam allowances to the inside along the rounded front edge and along edge of hem
    allowance, up to left front edge. Turn under raw edges of pressed allowances and stitch in place. Press the
    darts forward.

    Step 7 — Tie band


    Baste second tie band to left front edge, below corner of neck edge.

    Step 8 — Facing
    Stitch shoulder seams of facing. Lay facing right sides together with the fronts and back and pin in place.
    Stitch along neck edge and left front edge, catching the tie band. Trim seam allowances. At neck edge, turn
    facing up and stitch to seam allowances, as far as possible, close to seam. Turn facing to inside and press
    edges. On the right front, pin the narrow edge of the facing to inside of dart seam, and stitch from the right
    side. Sew inside edge of facing to the shoulder seams. Below the facing, turn seam allowance on left front
    edge to inside and baste. Topstitch 7 mm (1/4 in) from left front edge.

    Step 9 — Darts
    On the sleeves, cut the darts along the centre, to approx. 2 cm (3/4 in) above the slit mark. Sew invisible zips
    to slit edges of sleeves, from hem line to slit mark. At tops of slits, trim away the extending ends of the zips
    and bind with a scrap of fabric. Stitch the darts above the slit marks. Press points of darts flat.

    Step 10 — Sleeves
    Stitch the sleeve seams. Press the sleeve hem allowances to inside. Sew sleeve hems by hand.

    Step 11 — Sleeve caps


    Set in sleeves, easing sleeve caps.

    10/2011 Long Metallic Wrap Dress

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