A bodice and any skirt, made to your measurements
Dress patterns
Your shape. Your dress.
Combine a fitted bodice block with a pencil, A-line, flared, godet, slip or sun skirt. Both parts are drafted from the same measurements and meet at the waist seam.
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A few of the combinations
Pick the top, pick the skirt
Design choices
Make it your own
- Skirt: pencil, A-line, flared, godet (4, 6 or 8 panels), slip, half sun, sun or double sun
- Neckline: round, scoop, square or V-neck
- Chest dart: original, French, underarm, side, armhole, shoulder or neckline dart
- Sleeves: optional, drafted to match the armhole
- Shoulder padding, fabric type and optional side pockets (supported skirts)
- Zip at the centre back or in the left side seam
Built to go together
Matching waist seams
The skirt takes the waist ease of the bodice, and the printout shows both waist seam lengths with notches to match when sewing. If the two ever differ, the pattern says so.
An alternative starting point
Standard dress sizes
Your own measurements always give the best, most personal fit. If you don't know your measurements, or aren't sure you are taking them correctly, use a standard size instead.
Standard sizes are body measurements in centimetres, not finished garment dimensions. You can always edit the skirt length.
| Size | Waist (cm) | Hips (cm) |
|---|---|---|
| XS | 62 | 88 |
| S | 70 | 96 |
| M | 78 | 104 |
| L | 86 | 112 |
What you get
Download formats
A4 PDF · Plotter PDF · SVG
Seam allowances, grain lines, notches and sewing notes are included.
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