Jumper skirt 2 Sewing Patterns | DRCOS Patterns & How To Make

This is a free sewing pattern for a fitted jumper skirt with triple side pleats, designed with seam allowances included for beginners.

The slim silhouette gives an elegant look, while the three pleats on each side add a cute and refined touch. The skirt has a slightly flared shape for better movement and style.

Because of the fitted design, it is recommended to make one size larger if you plan to wear it over a shirt for a more relaxed fit.

The darts in the pleated sections may be a little time-consuming, but taking care to sew them neatly will result in a beautiful, well-defined silhouette.

This pattern can also be adapted by modifying the bodice line to create a base for a dress or other custom designs.

After printing, align the pages along the join lines, cut, and use the pattern directly since the seam allowances are already included.

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(1) Sew the darts of "Front Bodice", "Back Bodice", "Front Skirt" and "Back Skirt" and iron down the seam allowance.

(2) Serging the sides of "Front Bodice" and "Back Bodice", sew the shoulders and sides together, and iron down the seam allowance.

(3) Iron on fusible interlining to "Front Facing" and "Back Facing", sew the shoulders and sides together, and iron down the seam allowance.

(4) Serging the hem of "Facing", fold it in 0.5 inch to the front side, and sew it with a sewing machine.

(5) Fold in the armholes of "Bodice" and "Facing" by 0.5" with an iron to make it easier to sew later.

* This step is not necessary if the armholes are to be pulled out and sewn together.

(6) Serging the sides of "Front Skirt" and "Back Skirt", sew the sides of "Front Skirt" and "Back Skirt" together and press seam allowances open with an iron.

* Do not Serging the rear center position of the rear skirt yet.

(7) Iron in the pleat fold line.

* When ironing the folds, use a pleat spray to stabilize the shape.

* Use stitching to secure the back of the folds for a clean finish.

(8) Iron the pleat fold lines so that they overlap.

* Sew the + portion in front of the front folds and settle the upper part of the folds with stitching to make a clean line

(9) Sew "Bodice" and "Skirt" together, iron the seam allowance and turn it downwards.

(10) Serging at the center back, and then, stay tape is attached at the zipper position.

(11) Sew from the hem at the center back to the zipper position, and press seam allowances open with an iron.

(12) Serging the hem of the "Skirt", iron 1" up and sew it to the stop.

(13) Sew on the invisible zip.

(14) Sew "Facing" around the neck of "Bodice" and iron the seam allowance.

* Cut the vine part of the seam allowance around the neck and let it settle.

(15) Match the armholes and sew them together.

* Armholes can be pulled out in half and sewn together.

(16) Sew the seam allowance at the back center of "Facing" to the seam allowance of the zipper.

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