Cowl Neck Hoodie Mini Dress Sewing Pattern for Lady Curves

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• Includes sizes XL-3X
• One coverage option, Hoodie mini dress Lady Curves
• Formatted to print on US letter (8.5 x 11)
• Test square in US 2 x 2 inch and Metric unit 5.08 cm
• Pattern is color coded per size so you can make YOUR custom size

What You Will Need

• 1 yard of 4 way stretch fabric 58”- 60” wide / 1 ¾ yards 2 way stretch fabric
• Matching Thread
• Regular Home Sewing Machine / zig-zag stitch & straight stitch
• Optional Overlock Sewing Machine / Cover Stitch Sewing Machine

Pattern Assembly 

1. Sew the dress hood of (1) with ¼” seam allowance. Leave the open back unsewn to hem later
2. Pin the center waistline of (1) and (2) together with right sides facing together. Pin the ends of the waistline of (1) about 1″ from the back seam of (2) You are leaving a gap to hem later
3. Using a serger or straight stitch, sew the back seam of (2) with ¼” seam allowance
4. Hem the open back raw edges with ½” hem using a zigzag stitch, coverstitch, or whatever stretch stitch you prefer. You will need to manipulate the fabric and change the hem to a 1/4″ hem for the upper skirt seam and the plunging back with the gap (I always thought it was too bulky with all the pieces sewn together at the back seam so I altered it)
5. Using a stretch stitch; hem the bottom raw edge of the dress with 1/2” hem

• Quickie Video https://youtube.com/shorts/dDcYvmJC-8I