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Tent Tunic Dress
Tent Tunic Dress

Tent Tunic Dress

Designer
Designer
Amanda Walker
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Designer
Designer
Amanda Walker
Pattern Guide
Pattern Guide
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About this pattern

Ladies, this dress just proves that you can be comfortable and stylish at the same time. Made from a beautifully light crepe fabric, this tent tunic is ideal for a multitude of occasions, and looks great teamed with tights in the winter – it’s a winner in our eyes! This versatile pattern is wonderful to use with a whole selection of fabrics so you can create a tunic for all four seasons.

Essentials

  • Fabric, 2m (150cm)

Essentials

  • Concealed zip, 22in

Essentials

  • Fusible interfacing, 30cm

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    1 Download and cut out the pattern from sewmag.co.uk. Stitch darts into the front dress from the sides of the darts to the points. Press them upwards towards the shoulders. With right sides together, match one pair of pockets to the position indicated on the side seam of the pattern, then pin and stitch. Neaten this and the edge of the pocket. Repeat, positioning the remaining pair of pockets to the back pieces.

    2 Neaten the edges of the centre back seam, then stitch as far as the zip notch from the base of the dress. Sew the concealed zip into the back opening, then press the seam allowance along the two sides. Turn out and, with the right side facing, place the opened zip face down matching the teeth to the crease line. Stitch along one side, leaving 3cm unstitched. Backstitch, then sew the other side. Thread the zip pull to the right side at the top and close.

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