Trend Patterns TPC11 Knot Front Dress
Trend Patterns TPC11 Knot Front Dress
Trend Patterns TPC11 Knot Front Dress
Trend Patterns TPC11 Knot Front Dress
Trend Patterns TPC11 Knot Front Dress
Trend Patterns TPC11 Knot Front Dress
Trend Patterns TPC11 Knot Front Dress
Trend Patterns TPC11 Knot Front Dress
Trend Patterns TPC11 Knot Front Dress
Trend Patterns TPC11 Knot Front Dress
Trend Patterns

Trend Patterns TPC11 Knot Front Dress

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Buy the TPC11 Knot Front Dress sewing pattern from Trend Patterns. Knots and ties constructed into garments are a big trend for summer. The Knot Front Dress is inspired by designer dresses seen on catwalks across New York, London, Milan and Paris fashion weeks. There are two back versions: View A with a cut out, and View B with a filled in back panel.

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This sewing pattern is available to buy in the following formats:

– PDF (available to download immediately after purchase). What is a PDF?

– PDF pattern + Printed A0 copy shop (We print out the A0 pattern sheets, but you'll need to download the digital instructions, as we don't print these. The PDF files will be emailed immediately after purchase, and the A0 pattern sheets will be dispatched next working day). What is Copy Shop?

Suggested fabrics: Light weight cotton shirting, poplin.

Fabric requirements: 140 cm wide fabric: View A, 200 - 230 cm // View B, 215 - 260 cm.

Sizing: UK 6 - 22. Please check the size chart and finished garment measurements.

Notions: Fusing, 40 cm x 90 cm; concealed zip, 32 cm for View A or 66 cm for View B. If for any reason you can't cut binding in your self fabric, then pre-made bias will work just as well (View A).

PDF pattern includes: Instructions; A4 print-at-home pattern (35 pages); A0 copy shop pattern (2 sheets).

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Ashley Cramp
I see many more Knot Front Dresses in my future!

Trend Patterns.
Trend Patterns are a new to me indie pattern brand.However, I am now the proud owner of two Trend Patterns and counting! It is refreshing to find modern patterns that reflect what is happening on the catwalk in 2022. I have long admired the knot front dresses that appeared in my favourite stores last summer., I planned to make one, but did not want the designs that merely added a tie into the side seams. (It seemed like an easy cheat) I searched in vain for a ‘proper’ pattern that constructed the knot as part of the front panel. Finally in January I discovered this one by Trend Patterns and my love affair began . . .

 

 
Sewing the Knot front Dress
A deceptively simple and quick make! I lengthened the sleeves because it is Winter here in the UK.. In summer I will stick to the original pattern and make a longer version in linen.
For this version I chose to make it in a navy, stretch knit fabric that I purchased from Sew Jessali, my local fabric shop. It is cosy, warm and oh so comfy, already a staple in my everyday wardrobe. I want to make a longer winter version in a soft knitted woolen fabric, but have yet to find a suitable and reasonably priced fabric.

 

 
Notes On The Pattern
ext time when sewing with a knit fabric I will leave out the pockets. The knit stretches too much when the pockets are inserted and used, thus spoiling the line of this simple garment.
Also (note to self) when using a knit fabric allow for stretch by sizing down. Baggy backsides are not attractive! If I made longer version, I would add a split in the side seams to allow for movement, other than this I enjoyed sewing this pattern and have plans for many many more.

 

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