Tilly and the Buttons – Etta Sewing Pattern

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Tilly and the Buttons – Etta Sewing Pattern

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Sew your own knockout dress for special occasions or bossing it at the office.

Etta is an elegant fitted dress, shaped with darts at the bust, waist and shoulders. Sleek and flattering, it has a choice of lined cap sleeves or darted three-quarter length sleeves, high-back or stunning V-back neckline, with optional collar and faux pockets. Etta closes with an invisible zip at the back. The hemline hits the bottom of the knee, with a kick pleat for easy movement.

Like all Tilly and the Buttons sewing patterns, Etta includes easy-to-follow instructions with photos showing you how to sew each step – making it easy for you to create gorgeous clothes you can be proud to say you made yourself.

SKILL LEVEL – Confident beginners

FABRIC SUGGESTIONS – Medium weight, non-drapey fabrics, preferably with stretch for comfort. Try stretch woven cotton, sateen, triple crepe, crepe-back satin, ponte di roma or jacquard knits. The cap sleeve version would also work nicely in brocade.

SUPPLIES

  • Fabric – Cap sleeve – 2m (2¼ yards) x 150cm (60in) wide OR Sizes 1-4: 2.3m (2 5/8 yards) x 115cm (45in) OR Sizes 5-8: 3.1m (3 3/8 yards) x 115cm (45in) wide
    3/4 sleeve – 2.3m (2 5/8 yards) x 150cm (60in) wide OR Sizes 1-4: 2.8m (3¼ yards) x 115cm (45in) wide OR Sizes 5-8: 3.4m (3 3/4 yards) x 115cm (45in) wide
    (0.5m [5/8 yards] less for collarless versions)
  • Matching thread
  • 0.6m (3/4 yard) interfacing (similar weight to your fabric)
  • 56cm (22in) invisible zip
  • Hook and eye
  • Cap sleeve version: 1.2m (1 3/8 yards) x 10-13mm (3/8–½in) single fold bias binding
  • Optional: 2 x 1-2cm (½–¾in) buttons for faux pockets

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Tilly and the Buttons is a UK based company that makes easy-to-use sewing patterns and online workshops for the new wave of DIY dressmakers.

Tilly Walnes started with a blog more than seven years ago. In 2013 she started Tilly and the Buttons and hasn’t looked back since, from online workshops to writing a book, from taking part in “the Great British Sewing Bee” to teaching with Janome.

You can find out more info and handy tips, tricks and workshops on her website

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