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long dress patterns Solig Dress – Paradise Patterns

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long dress patterns Solig Dress – Paradise PatternsThe Solig Dress is a simple dress with a sleek silhouette, suitable for beginners as well as advanced sewists. View A features an elastic back and feels more secure around the bust than View B which has a slightly scooped gathered back with ties. Both views have a gently curved front neckline with side seam bust darts and thin straps. You can choose to make a maxi length version with or without side seam slits, or a mini version. The neckline is

The Solig Dress is a simple dress with a sleek silhouette, suitable for beginners as well as advanced sewists. View A features an elastic back and feels more secure around the bust than View B which has a slightly scooped gathered back with ties. Both views have a gently curved front neckline with side seam bust darts and thin straps. You can choose to make a maxi length version with or without side seam slits, or a mini version. The neckline is finished with a facing that covers your entire bust. The instructions will walk you through installing elastic in the facing hem to make it into a low support built-in-bralette, if you so choose.


This pattern will teach you some fun techniques including: 
✿ French seams 
✿ Elastic channel
✿ French seam slits 
✿ Turning thin straps


FABRIC RECOMMENDATIONS
This pattern is made for woven fabrics and the look of it will change a lot depending on the fabric you choose. A crepe will make it date night ready, whereas a linen or cotton will make it the perfect everyday summer dress. Other favorites include seersucker for ultimate coolness, cotton poplin for a crisp and billowy silhouette, or any rayon/tencel for a beautiful drape. If choosing a thicker fabric, like linen, you may want to use a matching, lighter weight fabric for the facing/bralette.

Suitable fiber compositions include:
✿ Rayon/Tencel/Lyocell 
✿ Linen
✿ Cotton
✿ Silk

Suitable weaves include:
✿ Twill
✿ Challis
✿ Crepe
✿ Seersucker 
✿ Plain weave

LEVEL- Advanced Beginner
SIZING- 00-30 (Bust 31”-57” / 79-145cm)

THE PATTERN INCLUDES:

✿ Sewing instructions with clear illustrations for each step
✿ Layered A4/Letter print at home
✿ Layered A0/COPYSHOP 
✿ Layered Projector file

When you purchase this pattern, you will receive a digital (pdf) sewing pattern and instructions. Once your payment processes, you will automatically receive a link to download the pattern files. 

© 2025 Paradise Patterns. All rights reserved.
This document may not be reprinted, resold or redistributed without written permission. Please do not share this pattern with your friends, but encourage them to purchase their own copy.
This pattern is meant for your personal use only.

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