Front button dress Sewing Patterns | DRCOS Patterns & How To Make

This is a free sewing pattern for a short-sleeved front button dress, also known as a shirt dress.

The design is simple and versatile, making it perfect for everyday wear or as a base for customizing into cosplay costumes.

The pattern does not include waist darts, giving the dress a relaxed fit. For a more fitted silhouette, adjust the back pattern by adding darts or modifying the lines.

The collar is designed with a shawl collar style, but you can remove it and draft a facing instead if you prefer a simpler neckline.

This pattern is suitable for various fabrics, from cotton for casual wear to lightweight blends for summer dresses.

After printing, align the join lines and cut along them. The paper pattern includes seam allowances (S/A), so it is ready to use as is.

The production process is explained with translation software.

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(1) Sew and iron press down the "Front Body" darts.

(2) Fold the "Front Body" in three folds, iron on the folds, and stitch them together.

* It is easier to make the buttonholes first.

(3) Serging the shoulders and sides of the "Front Body" and "Back Body", sew them together with a sewing machine, and press seam allowances open with an iron.

(4) Iron on fusible interlining to "Collar".

(5) After sewing "Collar" together, turn it inside out and iron it into shape.

(6) Sew the "Collar" onto the "Body".

(7) Serging the sides of "Sleeve", sewing them together with a sewing machine, and press seam allowances open with an iron.

(8) Serging the hem of the "Sleeve", fold up 0.5 inch, and sew it with a sewing machine.

(9) Attach the "Sleeve" to the "Body" and Serging the armholes.

(10) Serging the hem of "Body", fold up 0.5 inches, and sew.

(11) Sew on buttons at the button positions.

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