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molde e instrucciones para hacer vestido de bebe

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ITTY BITTY BABY DRESS


A pattern made by Rae

This little dress is designed to fit a preemie or


small newborn (about 7 pounds) right from
birth. I have also included a template for a
slightly larger baby.

MATERIALS:
* ! yard fabric
* ready-made piping and bias tape
* " yard fabric for lining (optional)

INSTRUCTIONS:
1. Print out pattern templates, cut out, and tape together to make one
pattern piece for the bodice of the dress.
2. Pin pattern to fabric, cut 4 of fabric (or 2 of fabric, 2 of lining). These
four pieces will make the bodice (front and back) and two lining pieces
(front and back). If you want the front and back to look different, cut
the neckline of the back two pieces slightly higher than the front two.
Note: The bodice pattern is REALLY small – if you’re not sure how big the
baby will be, add an extra " or ! inch to the side seams or enlarge the
pattern slightly.
3. Cut two rectangles, each 9” x 18.” These are the skirt pieces.
4. With right sides together, sew the two skirt pieces together along the
9” sides with a !” seam. Trim and iron open seams (fig 1).
5. Using a long stitch, sew around top edge of skirt "” away from the
edge. Gather skirt.
6. With right sides together, sew bodice front to lining front ONLY ALONG
THE TOP EDGE (translation: along the curvy side only) with a "” seam
(fig 2). Clip seams at curves, turn inside out, press (fig 3). Repeat for
bodice back and lining back.
7. With right sides together, sew front to back bodice. Turn right side
out, press.
8. Sew piping to bodice by lining up raw edges on both piping and bodice
pieces. Fold piping over at beginning as shown (fig 4).
9. Turn skirt inside out. Line up top of skirt with bottom of bodice (right
sides should be facing). Gather skirt so that side seams match on
bodice and skirt. Pin together; sew just outside of gathered seam.
10. Sew bias tape over bottom edge of skirt.

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D I A G R A M S:

Figure 3. Bodice pressed right-side


Figure 1. Skirt pressed open out

Figure 2. Bodice seam Figure 4: Piping sewn on

¡Los mejores y más completos materiales al mejor precio!


Propiedad Intelectual MANUALANDIA
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¡Los mejores y más completos materiales al mejor precio!


Propiedad Intelectual MANUALANDIA
[email protected]

¡Los mejores y más completos materiales al mejor precio!

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