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Featuring a self-lined bodice, adjustable ties, and options to make either a top or dress, you'll finish with something perfect for long lunches, beach cover-ups, or anything that requires an Aperol in hand.
Our in-depth video and instruction booklet will guide you through how to sew lining using the burrito method, ever-practical in-seam pockets, what the helly understitching is, and a super easy way to sew waist casings (finally).
This sewing pattern is a digital download. You’ll receive immediate access to it after checkout, plus a link in your order confirmation email so you can access your files again later. Inside you’ll find:
The sewing pattern files formatted for both home or copy shop printing. The print-at-home document is 25 pages and is compatible with A4 and US letter paper, while the copy shop document is 2 pages and is compatible with A0 or 36" x 48" (Arch E) paper.
A detailed instruction booklet in both a print-friendly version with minimal colours, and a screen-friendly version designed for easy viewing on digital devices. It includes preparation instructions, size charts, materials needed, pattern assembly guidance, cutting layouts, and step-by-step written instructions with diagrams.
A full video sewing tutorial, showing you how to sew the pattern with a voiceover guiding you through the instructions.
Types of usage
We want to make sure our patterns are used in a way that’s fair for everyone, whether you’re sewing for fun or selling your handmade pieces. Here’s how it works:
1. Personal
Perfect for home sewists making items for themselves, gifts, or personal projects. This option does not allow selling items made from the pattern.
Examples:
Permitted: Sewing a garment for yourself, or making a gift for a friend.
Not permitted: Selling the finished item.
2. Business
This option is for small-scale makers who handcraft and sell their pieces. It allows you to sell up to 250 finished items made from this pattern, whether at markets, through Etsy, or on your own website.
Examples:
Permitted: Selling handmade items at a craft market, or listing up to 250 finished pieces on your small business website.
Not permitted: Outsourcing production to a factory.
If you initially purchase Personal usage and later decide you’d like to upgrade to Business usage, please email us at hi@sundaysewingclub.com. We’ll send you an invoice for the difference in price, rather than doubling up.
What's not allowed?
We do not permit mass production or use by large fashion brands. If you plan to produce beyond 250 handmade items or outsource manufacturing, this pattern is not the right fit for your business.
At Sunday Sewing Club, we love supporting small, independent makers, and this structure helps keep things fair for everyone.
