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TAMI TEE DRESS

Size 2T-3T

INSTRUCTIONS AND TIPS

Waist: 20-22”, Height 32-34”

skill level: BEGINNER

by Der Donzi

This boatneck tee dress has just two pieces. I’ve provided a few variations: Choose roll or cap sleeves

on the B asic Version, or get all le French punk rock with the graphic T riangle Version.

FABRICS: Any stretchy, medium-weight fabric will do fine. Check your scrap box and the remnant bins,

‘cos 3/4 yard will be plenty. Consider hacking up some old tee shirts and for the Triangle Version,

throw in a piece of stretch lace, stretchy sheer or bathing suit scrap for the contrast. One note about

working with tee or cotton/Lycra blends: they like to roll. Keep your iron handy to press the fabric as

you work to keep it flat. MATERIALS: Two buttons and/or two ribbon scraps for the rolled sleeves.

LAYOUT and CUTTING:

Wash and dry your fabric before you cut so that it’s pre-shrunk. There are two size options: a longer

version for 3T and shorter for 2T. If you’re not sure, cut the longer one.

For the Basic

Version,

choose cap or rolled

sleeves and cut

according to the

length indicated on

the pattern.

For the T riangle

Version,

cut the cap

sleeve version of

B and cut the

desired length.

Use a scrap for

contrast D.

layout for Basic Version

layout for T riangle Version

SEAM NOTE: I recommend either pinking the seams or using a zig-zag stitch after trimming unless

otherwise noted.

BASIC VERSIO N

NECKLINE. (Shortcut alert! I know the neck is an odd place to start, but Mommy’s all about

simplification. Trust me.) With right sides together, stitch the dress front (A) to dress back (B) at one

shoulder seam (not both), and bind the seam. Press the

seam toward the back and apply a row of topstitching very close to the seam. Next, turn the neckline

under inch, clipping it at the curves use your hot, steamy iron to press it down. Topstitch the neck

seam in place with 2 rows, each inch apart. Then, complete the other shoulder seam, stitching the

dress front (A) to dress back (B) and bind it.

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SIDESEAMS. With right sides together, stitch front (A) to back (B)

at the sides. Take that armpit curve slow, especially if you’ve

chosen cap sleeves. Clip the armpit curve and reinforce the seam

with another row of stitches on top of the first. (That curve tends

to unravel.) Bind the seams.

SLEEVES. If you chose cap sleeves, turn the sleeve edges under inch and press.

Then stitch them in place with two rows of topstitching, as you did at the neck. For

the rolled sleeve, leave the edge raw. Like sushi.Turn the dress right side out. Fold the

sleeves up twice, about ” each fold, and pin them in place. Tack* the sleeve in place

at the armpit.

Stitch a button on the shoulder at the fold, OR wrap a 2-

inch piece of ribbon around the shoulder seam, stitching

its ends in place on the shoulder seam; OR do both!

FINISH ‘ER UP. Turn the hem under 1 inch

(or more if you want it shorter) and use two rows of topstitching to finish it, roughly

5/8 and 7/8 inch from the edge.

TRIANGLE VERSIO N ( See images abov e for reference)

DRESS FRONT. With right sides together, stitch the front middle (D) to front bottom (E) and bind the

seam with zig-zag and press. Then stitch the assembly (D/E) to the front top (C), bind the seam and

press.

NECKLINE. With right sides together, stitch the dress front (D) to dress back (B) at one shoulder seam

(not both), and bind the seam. Next, turn the neckline under inch, clipping it at the curves use your

hot, steamy iron to press it down. Topstitch the neck seam in place with 2 rows, each inch apart.

Then, complete the other shoulder seam, stitching the dress front (D) to dress back (B) and bind it.

SLEEVES. (I know! You seasoned sewers may be rolling your eyes. The kid’s going to be wearing the

dress about seven minutes from now.) Turn the sleeve edges under inch and press. Then stitch them

in place with two rows of topstitching, as you did at the neck.

SIDESEAMS. With right sides together, stitch front (C/D/E) to back (B) at the sides. Take that armpit

curve slow, especially if you’ve chosen cap sleeves. Clip the armpit curve and reinforce the seam with

another row of stitches on top of the first. (That curve tends to unravel.) Bind the seams.

FINISH IT UP. Turn the hem under 1 inch (or more if you want it shorter) and use two rows of

topstitching to finish it, roughly 5/8 and 7/8 inch from the edge.

* What's tack mean? There are several different tailoring meanings, but in this case, it’s a couple of tiny stitches that keep

something in place. Imagine the stitches used to sew on a button, but without the button.

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SCALE GUIDE

Does this box

measure 1” x 1”?

Then your pattern

is scaled correctly.

cu t here for size 2T

cut here for si ze 3T

SCALE GUIDE

Does this box

measure 1” x 1”?

Then your pattern

is scaled correctly.

TAMI TEE DRESS

TRIANGLE VERSION

UPPER FRONT

by Der Donzi

SIZE 2T-3T

CUT 1 ON FOLD

1/2” seam allowance

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