sew a Free Side-Open Girls' Dress Pattern: The Juniper Dress

"This pattern features a unique side-button yoke opening instead of a center one

It adds a fun element to the design while keeping the construction simple and doable, even if you're new to yokes.

1) Medium weight cotton fabric for the bodice, skirt and sleeves- requirement specified in the table- 2 below. 2) 3 pairs of KAM snaps in matching color (or if you know how to sew buttonholes, you may use ordinary buttons too. 3) Sewing Notions. 4) 3/8- inch elastic- requirement specified in the table-3 below.

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Step 1

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Step 2

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Step 3

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Step 4

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Step 5

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sew a Free Side-Open Girls' Dress Pattern: The Juniper Dress

"This pattern features a unique side-button yoke opening instead of a center one

It adds a fun element to the design while keeping the construction simple and doable, even if you're new to yokes.

MaterialRequired

Step 1

Gather the Supplies

Step 2

Step 3

Step 4

Also cut your two sleeves using the respective templates

Step 5

Grab the full tutorial via the link.

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