Princess dress 2 Sewing Patterns | DRCOS Patterns & How To Make

This is a free sewing pattern and tutorial for a short, fitted princess seam dress.

The shoulder straps include extra length so you can adjust them to fit your body shape perfectly. The neckline is designed to be slightly higher to prevent slipping from the shoulders, but you can modify the pattern to create a wider neckline if desired.

The pattern is originally designed to be worn with a decorative petticoat underneath, making the skirt very short and playful. The flare is modest, so pairing it with a lightly flared petticoat creates a cute and charming look.

This style is ideal for cosplay costumes, stage outfits, and special events where a youthful and fun silhouette is desired.

Once printed, cut along the join lines. The pattern already includes seam allowances, so it is ready to use without adding extra margins.

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* Additional length is added to the shoulder strap section so that you can adjust it to fit your body shape.

(1) With a serger, sew the sides of each piece, front and back.

(2) Sew the center back bodice up to the zipper position, and press seam open

(3) Insert the invisible zip

(4) With Right sides together, sew the back bodice to front at the sides

* For fabrics that are difficult to iron into shape, stitch open the seam allowance.

(5) Serging the hem, fold up 0.5" and sew with a sewing machine.

(6) Apply fusible interlining to the "facing", sew together, and press seam allowances open with an iron.

(7) Iron the shoulder straps and seams of "Body" and "Facing" first to give them shape.

* Cut out the seam allowance where the angle of the seam allowance is too tight.

(8) Sew "Body" and "Facing" together.

* Leave open the place for the shoulder straps.

(9) Put the shoulder straps temporarily through the "Body" and adjust the length once worn.

(10) Stitch and fasten the shoulder straps.

(11) Sew on the spring hooks.

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