McCall's 8107 Misses' Dress Pattern (1996) Siz8-12
Misses Princess Seamed Dress In Two Lengths
$5.00
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Create timeless summer or spring looks with this vintage 1996 McCall’s 8107 sewing pattern for misses' pullover dresses in two lengths. This pattern features princess seams, sleeveless and short-sleeved options, and a back 22" zipper for a flattering fit. Ideal for confident beginners to intermediate sewists.
Pattern Details:
Year: 1996
Brand: McCall’s
Pattern Number: 8107
Style: Misses' pullover dress variations (two lengths)
Sizes: 8-10-12
Condition: Pre-owned, factory folded, envelope has moderate wear due to age/storage
Fabric Suggestions:
Cotton and cotton blends
Lightweight crepe
Rayon faille
Lightweight linen
Gingham
Notions Needed:
Thread
22" zipper
Hook and eye
Optional: 5/8" to 7/8" wide purchased belt
Optional: 2" wide trim and ribbon rosettes
Shipping:
Ships within 1–2 business days via USPS Ground Advantage with tracking.
Sewing Tip:
Use a pressing ham when shaping the princess seams for a crisp, curved finish that flatters the body.
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