Mighty Girl Clothing Design.

Anna Crosland, T.L.

These patterns can be a

dress, pants, skirt,

jacket or body suit.

Fold along the topIF YOU HAVE PRINT

FABRIC, THE

PATTERN SHOULD BE

ON THE INSIDE

Make the neck hole small. You can always make it bigger later.

Choose thread that is close to the

colour of your fabric. This is done in black so

you can see it better.

Leave about a pencil

width around the edge.

Pattern on the INSIDE.

Can be an astronaut suit by cutting up the middle to make pants.

Turn the item

inside out.

Cut carefully up the

middle. This will be the back of the

dress.

Use the same piece of paper to

make a jacket or top. Cut it to the length you

want.

Fold along the top

Cut larger than pattern. Jackets are wider than

a dress.

IF YOU HAVE PRINT

FABRIC, THE

PATTERN SHOULD BE

ON THE INSIDE

Don’t stitch along the bottom.

Cut up the middle of the front.

Turn inside out.

Cut small neck space

Iron if necessary to make a

collar.

Add buttons to

stitch it closed. The buttons will not undo. They are for show.

This pattern can be pants or

a long or short skirt.

Sew like the other pieces

and turn inside out.

The waist will be big.

Stitch to fit - see next pic.

Stitch to fit. Gather at the

back.

The saree was tricky. There are a lot of hidden stitches and

folds underneath. I made a top with a small

piece of fabric.

See next pic for saree

wrapping ideas.