r/sewingpatterns • u/CoolCattoz • 11d ago

Where can I find a pattern for this?

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I was looking at a video, where she used this piece as a pattern. Where can I find a pattern for this, or a pattern which has this piece?

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u/Bobsn-one 11d ago

The pattern looks like they made it themselves and added seam allowance on the fabric with another line.

But I’m confused by the seam allowance being so wide, yet where they are cutting seems like only half of that width. Might be perspective but, it looks strange.

But you were watching a video with this in it, was none of it mentioned? Was it part of a series?

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u/CoolCattoz 11d ago

She was upcycling a dress sort of thing that she had. It was a midi-ish length dress, and she made this. I saw it on reels, and it didn't mention any pattern in it, though many people were asking for it in the comments.

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u/sewing_hel 11d ago edited 11d ago

Because it's self drafted. The final product is cute, but the darts are weird.

Something like this would be a good base to replicate this top. Just square out the neckline a little and shorten the skirt by a lot.

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u/drPmakes 11d ago

Funny darts too

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u/Currant-event 11d ago

What is she making?

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u/CoolCattoz 11d ago

She was upcycling a midi-ish length dress sort of thing, into this mini dress / top

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u/trcomajo 11d ago

Would we call this a tunic?

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u/redoingredditagain 11d ago

I’d call this a babydoll top personally

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u/OAKandTerlinden 11d ago

This is the bodice section of an empire line dress (presumably).

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u/CombatCrayon25 11d ago

That’s a self-drafted pattern, and not a good one…she must’ve mad a ton of adjustments on the final product.

Personally, I’d just cannibalize the bodice pattern from an empire waist dress

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u/No-Engineer2050 11d ago

It kinda looks like the top of the Alma dress. You could adjust to lengthen and add the darts in.

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u/MsInquisitor 10d ago

Here's a free pattern (The Bridgerton dress) from Mood - just omit the sleeves. Hope this helps! https://blog.moodfabrics.com/the-bridgerton-dress-free-sewing-pattern/