Relaxed Raglan Romper & Dress Pattern
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The Relaxed Raglan Romper & Dress PDF Sewing Pattern is so comfortable, that you will not want to take this romper off! This pattern features optional front slash pockets, an elastic or drawstring casing, four sleeve options, three leg lengths for the pants, and two skirt lengths options! With this pattern, you mix the options for endless possibilities suitable for every season. Let's get sewing!
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Sizes:
This PDF sewing pattern comes in sizes XXS - 7XL. This pattern was drafted for our Curvy Fit Size Chart that is drafted for the height of 5’5”/165.10 cm. The instructions include steps for adjusting the pattern for height differences if needed.
Fabric Recommendation:
This pattern is designed to be made using 50%, four-way stretch knit fabrics.
Features:
Raglan Sleeves
Sleeveless, Short, 3/4 and Long Sleeve Options
Romper and Dress Option
Elastic or Drawstring Casing
Optional Front Slash Pockets
No trim pattern pages for quick and easy assembly
Layers printing feature is included for this pattern for your convenience.
What's Included:
Pattern Pieces for all Parts with Size Layers
Projector File with Size Layers
A0 Print Shop Pattern Pieces File with Size Layers
Fabric Requirements Chart
Size Chart
Tips and Notes
Glossary
Table of contents
Pattern Piece Diagram
Printing Instructions
Supply List
Step-by-step instructions. Each step has a color photo for visual aid.
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**Copyright**
This pattern is copy written.
You may use this pattern to create and sell clothing of your own. Giving credit to the pattern when selling would be appreciated, but not required.
You may not edit or recreate this pattern to sell.
You can not distribute this pattern to others.
You may not mass produce this pattern or clothing made using it.
I want you to love what you make and have fun making it.
- This pattern is copy written. You may use this pattern to create and sell products of your own. Giving credit to the pattern when selling would be appreciated, but not required.
- You may not edit or recreate this pattern to sell.
- You can not distribute this pattern to others.
- You may not mass produce this pattern or clothing made using it.
Relaxed Raglan Romper & Dress Pattern
very easy to follow and oh so fitting!!
The Relaxed Raglan Romper is a great and easy to follow pattern with many options.
I've learnt so much since buying EM patterns! EM gives me the information that I need to get a great fit. Although I am shorter than the drafted size, I need to add an inch to the bodice length and 1.5" to the rise of the pants. I cut the pants to be just below the knee. We're entering Spring in the southern hemisphere and this is going to be a favourite garment for the warmer weather.
Love this!! Great pattern. Nice sew.
Not sewing right now. We've been in home renovation since well before covid...so sad, but buying patterns to make me feel better! : ) thank you for your help!
This is a great pattern. I made the Raglan Dress Pattern. I love how it turned out.
Great pattern. Easy to follow instructions . And end result is a comfy outfit ideal for autumn/ winter weather.
I’m not a very experienced sewer but this was put together in just a couple of days, once I d cut it out. Between the video tutorial and the written instructions I was able to follow very easily. Next time I’d omit the ‘optional’ interfacing for the neckband which made it impossible to stretch enough but, once I’d removed the interfacing, it was a breeze. I chickened out of buttonholes and used snap fasteners with buttons sewn on for “show”. Literally didn’t want to take this terrific romper off, it’s so comfortable and easy to wear. Thinking of making a long sleeve one for the colder months, now.
I made the cap sleeved version, and am enjoying wearing it. I’m only 5’ tall so shortened the legs by several inches and also ended up shortening the bodice by a couple of inches too. I send poppers for the fastening, and would do so again as far less fiddly than buttons and buttonholes. I will make another one, perhaps a shorts version next time. As with all E&M patterns the instructions are clear and easy to follow.