Vogue Romper and Jumpsuit V9259
Vogue Romper and Jumpsuit V9259
Vogue Romper and Jumpsuit V9259
Vogue Romper and Jumpsuit V9259
Vogue Romper and Jumpsuit V9259
Vogue Romper and Jumpsuit V9259
Vogue Romper and Jumpsuit V9259
Vogue Romper and Jumpsuit V9259
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Vogue Romper and Jumpsuit V9259

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Buy the V9259 romper and jumpsuit sewing pattern from Vogue® Patterns. It's perfect for an advanced beginner dressmaker. The romper and jumpsuit are close-fitting through the bodice and have halter necks that tie at the back of the neck and length options.

Suggested fabrics: A, B: Challis, crepe-back satin, lightweight broadcloth // C: Double border prints.

Note: Unsuitable for obvious diagonals. Fabric requirement allows for nap, one-way design or shading. Extra fabric may be needed to match design or for shrinkage.

Sizing: A5 (6-8-10-12-14), E5 (14-16-18-20-22), approx. UK sizes A5 (4/6 - 10), E5 (10 - 18/20). Please check the size chart and finished garment measurements.

Notions: One 7" zipper, two hook and eyes.

This sewing pattern is available in PAPER format.

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easy to make, stunning outcome!

Fabric: magenta poplin from High Fashion Fabrics
Difficulty: novice
Time: 6-8 hours
Skills: lining, facing, pleats, inserting a zipper, gathering, and inserting pockets

Changes: I may have the cut the bodice or gathered the fabric incorrectly, resulting in a very loose fitting bodice that gaped at my underarms. To fix this, I free handed darts that helped mold to the curve of my bust. Other bloggers/instagram folks didn't mention having to make this change so it might have been just my mistake! I think if you went for a stretchier fabric it would conform to the body a little better. Otherwise, I made no changes to the waistband or the pants!

Final Thoughts: For the amount of effort put into making this dress, the results are stunning! I love the dramatic look of the bodice, along with the surprise of the wide legged jumpsuit. The pockets are the perfect touch and give you a place to put your hands when you're trying to pose for photos! The entire jumpsuit is definitely more comfortable than I thought it would be, given how glamorous it looks in person. I think I would choose a different fabric the next time I make it - one with a little more drape or maybe even a jersey. I also eventually hope to make the romper version as well!

For more photos, check out my blog post here: https://danicadoesit.com/2019/03/01/sewhappycolor-vogue-9259-jumpsuit/

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