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Dahlia Dressing Gown
Dahlia Dressing Gown

Dahlia Dressing Gown

Beginner
Difficulty

Intermediate

Designer
Designer
Amanda Walker
Pattern Guide
Pattern Guide
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Beginner
Difficulty

Intermediate

Designer
Designer
Amanda Walker
Pattern Guide
Pattern Guide
Download

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About this pattern

Relaxation has never looked so good, thanks to this luxe dressing gown from Amanda Walker. Featuring handy pockets and a flattering waist tie, this gorgeous garment is perfect for stitchers who are ready to leave behind their fleecy winter PJs in favour of a robe that will keep them looking chic, and feeling cool. The perfect match for a bold pattern or a ditsy print, the Dahlia dressing gown would also make a fabulous gift for a lucky loved one.

Essentials

  • Fabric, 3m (150cm)

Suggested fabrics

  • Lightweight woven fabrics, such as cotton sateen, poplin or lawn

Sizes

  • 8-24

Cutting guide

  • Front: cut one pair
  • Back: cut one on the fold
  • Sleeve: cut one pair
  • Front facing and collar: cut one pair
  • Belt: cut one pair
  • Side pockets: cut two pairs
  • Breast pocket: cut one
  • Belt loops: cut two
  • 1.5cm seam allowance used throughout, except around the belt, side pockets, plus front facing and collar, where a 1cm seam allowance is used.

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    1. Download and print the template from sewmag.co.uk and follow the cutting guide. Neaten the top edge of the breast pocket, then press over the part indicated on the pattern piece. Turn this part back on itself and stitch down each edge. Trim the corners, turn back to the wrong side, then tease out the corners and press flat. Continue pressing in the seam allowance around the three remaining edges, then position the pocket to the left-hand side of the front dressing gown piece, as indicated on the pattern. Edgestitch the pocket in place.

    2. Lay the front dressing gown pieces on top of each other, matching the centre-back collar. Sew this seam together, then press the seam allowance open. Position the back gown onto the front, matching the shoulder seams. Clip to the dots marked on the front pattern piece to release the neckline to enable the back neck and the neck of the collar to match together. Pin across the shoulders and neckline, matching the centre-back neckline to the seam in the back of the collar. Stitch the seam together in one continuous line. Neaten the shoulder seam allowances together and press towards the front.

    3. Lay the pair of front facing and collar together, then sew the centre-back of the collar. Press the seam allowance open. Neaten the outer edge of the facing from the shoulder to the base on both sides. Lay the dressing

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