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Bias Cut Dress IRENE Sewing Pattern PDF – Elegant Slip Dress | Digital Pattern by Kristina Sewista

Bias Cut Dress IRENE Sewing Pattern PDF – Elegant Slip Dress | Digital Pattern by Kristina Sewista

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The Irene Dress is a digital sewing pattern for a bias-cut slip dress that beautifully follows the body’s natural shape. With its feminine V-neckline, underbust seam with light gathering, and tie closure at the back, this pattern combines elegance and comfort — perfect for weddings, evening events, or summer days.

💡 Quick Facts

  • Sizes: 32–46 (metric measurements)
  • Formats: A4 / US Letter + A0
  • Seam allowance included
  • Skill level: Intermediate
  • Bias-cut design with three dress variations

💃 Design Details

The Irene Dress comes with three unique style options that let you create both elegant and playful looks:

  • Style A: Top A + Skirt A — a long, elegant dress ideal for weddings and formal occasions.
  • Style B: Top A + Skirt B — a short, fitted version with a modern, chic silhouette.
  • Style C: Top B + Skirt C — features tie straps and a flared skirt, offering comfort and movement for summer days.

Tutorials are available for Style A and Style C — Style B tutorial coming soon!

📁 What’s Included

  • Illustrated sewing instructions (with printing guide)
  • ZIP 1 (Sizes 32–38): Top A & B, Skirt A, B, C (separate PDFs)
  • ZIP 2 (Sizes 40–46): Top A & B, Skirt A, B, C (separate PDFs)
  • ZIP 3 (All Sizes 32–46): Ideal for projector use and A0 printing

🧵 Recommended Fabrics

Main: Lightweight woven fabrics with drape such as viscose, silk, crepe, satin, rayon blends, or soft linen.
Avoid stiff fabrics to maintain the bias-cut flow.
Optional lining: lightweight viscose or cotton voile.
Interfacing: lightweight fusible interfacing for neckline and tie straps.
Closure: none (dress slips over the head).
Thread: matching color.

🎥 Video Tutorials

Follow the step-by-step video tutorial on YouTube to sew your own Irene Dress. In this video, I show how to create Version A — a long, elegant bias-cut dress with clean finishing and graceful drape.

If you’d like to explore another style, take a look at my Irene Dress Version C tutorial — a shorter, modern variation with a chic silhouette.

Subscribe to my YouTube channel for more sewing tutorials, pattern drafting tips, and styling inspiration ✂️

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Diep

The written directions and the YouTube video was very easy to follow, especially the graphic of how to lay out the pattern pieces. That was so valuable for me as someone who’s never sewed a bias cut dress. Kristina was very prompt in responding to my quedaron about shortening the skirt. My only note is the dress, while fitting well when on, is something you have to put on and off carefully because there is no zipper. It might be helpful if there was an optional zipper tutorial for people who don’t want to risk ripping their dress when pulling it over their heads. Otherwise I love the dress that I made and am excited to wear it.

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Anissa Benkhedim

The dress is stunning, easy to sew and the explanations are clear. I didn’t use satin but a coton/elasthane, it add stretching and take the dress to another style. The only thing that didn’t work for me were the mensurations, whenI took them it told me I was a 46 ( I’m a 40/42 with curves). I had to readjust at the end because the dress was waaaay too big. My advice would be to do it in your usual size anddon’t mind the measurements.

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This pattern is for personal use only.
Small-batch handmade sales are allowed.
Reproduction, redistribution, or mass production is not permitted.

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According to §19 UStG (German Small Business Regulation), no VAT is charged.

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